Sentence examples for thankfully forgotten from inspiring English sources

In any case, the impulse soon curdled into the jokey cynicism of would-be countercultural crime comedies like the thankfully forgotten Jane Fonda-Donald Sutherland vehicle "Steelyard Blues".

My generation lived through the years of nuclear terror, culminating in the Cuba crisis of 1962 when the end of everything really did seem imminent; now all that is thankfully forgotten and anyone under 30 has no notion of it.

But the final summer demonstration sport is one that's probably most easily (and thankfully) forgotten, since it epitomizes the silliness with which the demonstration label had become associated: roller hockey at the Barcelona games in 1992.

But while almost everything else was, thankfully, soon forgotten, Home and Away burrowed itself deep into our consciousness like a malignant, brain-eating worm.

Thankfully, he has forgotten none of his knowledge, and from the very opening scenes here, seems to relish revisiting the Shire and all things Tolkien.

Aside from that, this game will be forgotten quickly — thankfully — with the start of the final round of World Cup qualifying starting next week.

Some of them, thankfully, have now been forgotten.

The Project and its assortment of street art/ graffiti royalty take over abandoned spaces, but the pop-up location in the Wynwood Arts District thankfully did not forget where it came from.

Wisely shunted to the dim and distant future in the hope that we'll all have forgotten about Ryan Reynolds's abortive take three years ago, and thankfully so.

"Today, thankfully, we are rediscovering our past and relearning what had been forgotten or set aside.

This is obviously a video moment Kris wishes she could forget, but thankfully, we have the Internet (and probably The Kardashians) to credit for its resurface.