Sentence examples for has largely forgotten from inspiring English sources
Contemporary liberalism has largely forgotten Grimond's legacy.
It's not just that contemporary A.I. hasn't solved these kinds of problems yet; it's that contemporary A.I. has largely forgotten about them.
Now Mr. Khoury, 65, gray-haired and bedridden, admits ruefully that he has largely forgotten the language he spoke with his own mother.
Over the years, as the city has become more dainty, more genteel, more prissy, it has largely forgotten -- or deliberately denied -- its savage, primordial past.
This is a lesson the left has largely forgotten; indeed, the right has appropriated it, though they use social sadism the way we used orgiastic ecstasy.
In the wake of last year's pandemic of H1N1 swine flu — which turned into far less of a global threat than had been feared — the world has largely forgotten about the H5N1 bird flu.
Community advocates had largely forgotten about the monument.
The sinking of the Struma was a wartime horror that the world had largely forgotten.
The word "awesome" is spoken often enough, but we've largely forgotten what it means.
