Sentence examples for swiftly forgotten from inspiring English sources

In Colombia, by contrast, she has been swiftly forgotten.

"It'll be fun for a little while but swiftly forgotten".

Has any Pixar blockbuster ever been as swiftly forgotten as The Good Dinosaur (Disney, PG)?

While this has been pointed out before, it is too swiftly forgotten and naff all changes.

Every brash tourist from across the pond gets added to the "ugly American" side of one's ledger; every unassuming one is swiftly forgotten.

At some stage, someone in the West Indies is going to hit a hard fought 73 off 98 balls, only for it to be swiftly forgotten.

I used to believe that writers would swiftly forget my brief conversations with them as they signed my books; that I was anonymous and inconsequential.

My memories of the night never faded, but I swiftly forgot Angelika's name, wondering only occasionally if I could ever find her again.

Latin America and the Caribbean will not swiftly forget the El Niño of 1997-98.Drought, flood and uncertaintyOf his two faces, El Niño this time broadly (see map below) showed drought to the north of the equator, flood or at least torrential storms to the south.

But since I wanted to move swiftly, I forgot all that.

Partly, I feared how little her death might actually mean to him and how swiftly she would be forgotten.