Sentence examples for mainly forgotten from inspiring English sources

The Medium Lies of 2012 will be mainly forgotten in 2013.

"Rob the Mob" is a crime caper based on an arguably less amusing, and, until now, mainly forgotten true story from the early nineties.

** The names of those who came under Liebling's assault are now mainly forgotten, but their bigotry and jingoism and fakery all have resonant equivalents today.

The first single, "Best I Ever Had," was a cover of a song by the mainly forgotten rock band Vertical Horizon; once Mr. Allan sang "Was it what you wanted/Could it be I'm haunted?," the lines became his.

Mainly forgotten in all the hubbub is the fact that "Gimme More," which was produced by Timbaland's protégé Danja, is an infectious little song: an elegant and half-robotic rebuke to all the voyeurs who claim they want her to settle down even as they gawk at her misadventures.

With the introduction of lighter and hardier plastics in the 1960s, old wooden decoys were retired: tossed in garages, left on the water or put up on mantels, mainly forgotten except by hunters who saw sentimental value in them.

And despite the suspicions aroused by his questioning by the police, his colleagues seemed to mainly forget about it as time wore on.

Personally, I'm more of a Minskyite than a Stiglitzian, although not 100%; although things like subprime lending were, I believe, mainly about forgetting the past, Elizabeth Warren's old work on bankruptcy pretty clearly shows that at least some families took on excess debt as a result of rising inequality.

The participants also experienced unintentional non-adherence, which mainly involved forgetting to take the medication: It's mostly at the weekend (when the patient forgets to take medication) (43-year-old male; Participant M).

It is often forgotten, mainly by me, that Winston Graham wrote Marnie as well as the Poldark yarns; Hitch did, for a tubby urbanite, adore to a strange degree seeking out Cornish short stories such as Marnie and Du Maurier's The Birds.

My degree sits mainly untouched and forgotten since I earned it in 2010.