Sentence examples for less forgetting from inspiring English sources

Although proactive inhibition, so called to indicate that it acts forward from the first-learned task to the second, produces appreciably less forgetting than does retroactive inhibition, they both support the theory that interference can produce forgetting (see memory: Theories of forgetting).

Their amnesic participants showed significantly better learning and less forgetting in the EL condition.

Jerome K Jerome is more or less forgotten now.

After her arrest and late appearance in the court hearing, she was more or less forgotten.

"What I like is to do something simple, and more or less forget about it".

While some Dickens characters are more or less forgotten, others remain part of the national consciousness.

Pill had a more dignified name on her birth certificate, but everyone had more or less forgotten it.

Indeed, the poem was more or less forgotten until the 1930s, when it was resurrected for its celebration of immigrants.

Thanks to Nicolas Sarkozy, they are a lot less forgotten and ignored than they were a fortnight ago.

Everyone decided this was a very serious allegation but that they could more or less forget about it.

Re-entry can be especially wrenching if the home office has more or less forgotten about you.