Sentence examples for would swiftly forget from inspiring English sources

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.

His failure to complete the Triple Crown when odds-on for the St Leger at Doncaster last month would be swiftly forgotten if he could add an Arc to his victories in the 2,000 Guineas and Derby, and now Dettori, Sheikh Mohammed's loyal employee, is the man who could make it happen.

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.

It might be the thinnest in class today, but it might be swiftly forgotten.

The respectful preliminaries were swiftly forgotten in a feisty first 45 minutes in which Van Persie, inevitably, was a central figure and six players were cautioned.

Celebrated pieces can be swiftly forgotten and badly received oeuvres can have surprising staying power.

This replaced Carmen Saeculare as his second envoi, and was well received by the Académie, though swiftly forgotten thereafter.