Sentence examples for had effectively forgotten from inspiring English sources

The machine had apparently shut down early on the morning of Election Day; by the time it turned itself back on, it had effectively forgotten about the first 320 votes cast.

Annibale may be credited with the rediscovery of the early 16th-century painter Correggio, who had been effectively forgotten outside Parma for a generation; Annibale's Baptism of Christ (1585) for the Church of San Gregorio in Bologna is a brilliant tribute to this Parmese master.

Facundo had effectively transformed a forgotten and left-for-dead vagrant into the country's first reality TV star.

You see, until a few weeks ago it seemed as if Wall Street had effectively bribed and bullied our political system into forgetting about that whole drawing lavish paychecks while destroying the world economy thing.

Franco had effectively won in the north.

Five German divisions had effectively been engulfed.

Key's death, having been ruled self-inflicted, was effectively forgotten.

But something strange happens if the animals keep practising these actions beyond the point at which they have effectively learnt them - they seem to "forget" about the specific effects of each action.

He has effectively been low maintenance among a group of "good tourists", a squad member trying to forget he has not actually been able to take part.

DRS has effectively restored that.

Now it has effectively eliminated one.