Sentence examples for is mostly forgotten from inspiring English sources

But football is mostly forgotten.

And yet today, Zola remains one of France's most-read and most-revered novelists; Loti is mostly forgotten.

The American War, as it is known here, is mostly forgotten, particularly since half of the population is under 30.

Her poetry is mostly forgotten, but "An Island Garden," the book she wrote in 1894 about her garden on Appledore Island, off the New Hampshire coast, lives on.

Mr Robinson's contention that the president-elect "is a man, not a messiah", meanwhile, extracts both cheers and boos from the crowd.But division is mostly forgotten as the day's cast shuffles through its acts.

Roman is mostly forgotten; having plied early-music waters devotedly, I hadn't encountered him since the release of a recording of the complete wedding suites by Polar Music in 1982 under the title "The Drottningholm Music".

Then they were mostly forgotten.

Many, indeed, are mostly forgotten.

There are no ballads about the wrongs of the past, and the martyrs are mostly forgotten.

But Mr. Capriles lost the election in October, and the cap was mostly forgotten.

Oddly enough, Mr. Lea was mostly forgotten until he was quoted this month by Gov. George W. Bush.