Sentence examples for generally forgotten from inspiring English sources

Among them teenage pregnancies are rare and often followed by marriage, sometimes at the point of a metaphorical shotgun.By the second or third generation such old-fashioned attitudes are generally forgotten.

"These folks are generally forgotten people".

Generally forgotten in discussions of "The Jazz Singer" is the film's director, Alan Crosland.

It is interesting that in some ways Ford's generally forgotten experiment is now being adopted.

It's generally forgotten about Adele, in these days of her ubiquity, that she used to be cool.

Summer group shows — shallowly breathing signs of life to fill the art business's torpid months — are generally forgotten as soon as viewed, if not faster.

He would generally forget events within 30 seconds after they occurred.

She generally forgets each film the second after it's in the can.

The workers say they forget their families, forget deer hunting, and generally forget what day of the week it is, all to get the job done.

Within that quota, the winners are those with the most individual votes, which may not be many.Over half the voters generally forget which congressmen they have voted for.

Far from creating an overall sense of living by biblical law, this book moves skittishly from topic to topic and generally forgets an idea after Mr. Jacobs has briefly toyed with it.