Sentence examples for would sooner forget from inspiring English sources

The women's stories seemed to come from a backward country, or from a shameful time in the United States that many would sooner forget.

Not surprisingly, both animal rights groups and Catalan separatists oppose bullfighting, the former decrying it as a senseless and barbaric pursuit, and the latter associating it with a Colonial Spanish past they would sooner forget.

Switching gears to things that fans and teams would sooner forget, there was also the conservative coaching moves of John Fox in Denver and the Falcons penchant for blowing big leads in Atlanta.

Each may be reminded by the other of something he'd sooner forget.

Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset's The Welfare Show, at the Serpentine Gallery, plunges us into a world we'd sooner forget, a world of accumulated blank hours, of institutional anonymity, of boredom, trepidation, impotence and seething inner rage.

In an embarrassing moment he would probably sooner forget, the first proud owner of the iPhone 6 in Perth in Australia sent his new purchase crashing to the floor, the moment it was out of the box.

Maybe those who suffered through it, both behind the camera and seated in the theatre, would simply sooner forget the experience.

It can be an unwanted reminder of something we'd just as sooner forget or move on from, or -- if it happens enough -- appear as some referendum on a relationship that ended for reasons you may not be privvy to.

There are many Romany people who would sooner starve".

He expected that he would, sooner or later.

"I would sooner take my pants off in public.