Then obscurely it would erase, vaguely forgot.
When he gave me the book, therefore, I thanked him vaguely and forgot all about it until, halfway through the train journey home and in lieu of alternative entertainment (this was during the pre-smartphone era), I dug it out and cracked the spine.
A world where identities are shared, yet it is not right to try to reduce Latin America to some vague kind of uniformity, forgetting the differences.
Mr. Hohenstein does have a solo, which tries hard (gesturally) to communicate some brief drama, but it's vague and soon forgotten.
The play (which is definitely more PG than the hit Sacha Baron Cohen film about Borat) is based on the premise that the audience has a flight layover in the forgotten yet vaguely Eastern European nation of Lapsburgh.
It's based on the premise that the audience has a flight layover in a forgotten yet vaguely Eastern European nation, where the locals really want to entertain foreigners with a murder mystery and maybe also sell them a time share in the meantime.
I'd heard about her, but so vaguely that I'd forgotten everything — I knew only that she was one of "those women" of an earlier time, who was said to live with her aged mother in a little house in the alley.
With them gone, it's time to forget the vaguely evil and focus on the seriously evil, separate the petulant divers from the on-pitch man-slaughterers, turn the bad taste fancy dress revellers away at the door and invite the real propagators of mass genocide in to sip on pints of alcoholic baby's blood.
In 2016 the Denver Post did an excellent job breaking down the many cryptological misgivings the crazier corners of the internet have attributed to Denver International; the art is exhibit A, but lest we forget the vaguely Swastika-shaped runways and Freemason-inscribed founding dedications.
Researchers reading numerous papers sometimes only vaguely remember or completely forget what they read in the past.
