Sentence examples for have rather forgotten from inspiring English sources

But people have rather forgotten Detroit.

This was partly because they had now rather forgotten about the BBC and were more concerned that ITV had been completely overrun by commies who were determined to make fools of them by giving air space to a Leave campaigner in a referendum debate.

Incredibly, Jane felt – and there was some truth to it – that she had been rather forgotten by the paper and her reluctance to shoot in colour had cost her space in the magazine.

This dude has been rather forgotten about.

However, for those who have had to endure the traumatic experience of bullying, school days are a memory much rather forgotten.

Every jobbing comedy writer has had a gig they'd rather forget.

Writing about his experiences, giving interviews and seeing himself on screen can only remind him of an episode he would far rather have forgotten.

Grade too was reminded of an incident earlier in his career that he may rather have forgotten - the success of Doctor Who in 2005 turned the spotlight on his decision, in the mid-80s, to axe it after 26 years.

While there are times I'd rather forget I have diabetes, there is never a time I wouldn't want to know that I have it.

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Apart from the first 40 minutes ­England had a day they would rather forget.