Sentence examples for little forgetting from inspiring English sources

I'm interested in the oral tradition: what keeps the poems alive is a little forgetting.

As a creative medium, a little forgetting goes a long way.

According to (Brown and Kulik 1977)'s "flashbulb" memories theory, a highly surprising and consequential event, like the 2010 earthquake, raises memories that show little forgetting (Winograd and Neisser 2006).

There is a feeling that Rafa is a little forgotten with all the attention around Thierry.

They're little forgotten buildings, and I'm going to fossilise them.

The white feather movement is a little forgotten now, but it's a key to understanding New Labour's determination to go to war in Iraq.

At first, it seemed like AshLee felt a little forgotten, but, after a while, it looked like everyone was having a grand time.

"Perhaps, it's gotten a little forgotten over time, and [Bowie] would have just recognized this as a kind of phenomenal work of art".

"After years of being told to hold out for one more year and assurances that we are valued, the second interim budget leaves teachers feeling a little forgotten and unimportant".

Some little forget-me-not.

She who knows its measurements exactly, who invented its inner workings, begins little by little to forget how it was made.