Sentence examples for largely forget from inspiring English sources

Once you have downloaded the app, you can largely forget about it.

Mike Noyes, ActionAid's head of humanitarian response, told Thomson Reuters the crisis in Europe "has lead us to largely forget that most of those affected by the crisis are still in Syria or in neighbouring countries".

We venerate the educational legacy of Faraday but largely forget John Henry Pepper, who wrote a bestselling children's book and sold out shows at the Royal Polytechnic Institution (now the site of the University of Westminster) up the road from, but not as salubrious as, Faraday's Royal Institution in Mayfair.

Watching video in landscape defaults to cropped in and I largely forget to zoom it.

His legacy was largely forgotten by the nation at large between his death and Cameroonian independence.

And then largely forgotten.

Soon he was largely forgotten.

But Germans have largely forgotten the bungles.

But then he largely forgot the region.

Mitchell's Rhett has been largely forgotten.

In fact, he is largely forgotten.