Sentence examples for very quickly forgotten from inspiring English sources

The internet's rages are passionate and deeply felt, but very quickly forgotten.

Installations can be very entertaining, but they tend to be very quickly forgotten.

"Whenever I went into the woods, all the hassles of life were very quickly forgotten," he has said.

But you very quickly forget all the downsides to it.

But I doubt it after the initial spasms, I very quickly forgot them.

I very quickly forget what it is I've just heard.

Also, they very quickly forget I'm performing in a bra and Spanx and it becomes about the jokes.

On television, the Mumbai Test was billed and referred to exclusively as "Sachin's two-hundredth"; the West Indies very quickly became forgotten accessories, attendants holding up Tendulkar's train.

"Very quickly, people forget" about the concealed robotics, he said, adding, "Any success we have, we owe in large part to Mitchell".

But we found that very quickly people forgot they had the cameras on.

And the general atmospheres of the two stories, and even some of the characters, are very similar — one quickly forgets the conceit that two very different playwrights are supposed to be shaping the material.