Forgettably good, forgettably bad, it's all amnesia once it's over, because you try to distinguish the good and bad parts of the same bowl of soup.
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As one could have predicted, Sanchez played forgettably and was benched in the second half.
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On bass-rich electronic music albums like The Glitch Mob's Love Death Immortality, the PM3 performs faithfully but forgettably.
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The display was called (very forgettably) the LG 38UC99, and it was promoted as LG's first 5K display with USB-C support.
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And unfortunately, that was really one of the only things keeping this series from being just another forgettably mindless third-person shooter game.
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The signs pointing you in the direction of specific departments look almost forgettably normal — until you see fields of research like parapsychology and astral exhibition.
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To most people who watched the broadcast, his statements were forgettably anodyne — the kind of sound bite that television news anchors use to fill time until more concrete facts become available.
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He stammered through a comment about North Korea launching a long-range missile, and didn't find his footing again (confidently, but forgettably repeating more stump-speech snippets) until the debate's second half.
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For the 'everyman' iPhone XR, Apple has swapped 3D Touch for a haptic feedback feature (forgettably named Haptic Touch) — that's presumably mostly intended to be a sticking plaster to smooth out any fragmentation cracks across the iPhone estate, i.e.
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A few bright spots just couldn't make up for a night full of confusing bits, flat jokes, desperate attempts to create viral hashtags, and the vast majority of performances coming and going so forgettably that they almost immediately floated away into the ether of blandness past.
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For example, in 2013, James ClapperJames Robert ClapperWhistleblowers and the hypocrisy of the ruling class Hillicon Valley: Clapper praises whistleblower complaint | Senators urge social media giants to take action against 'deepfakes' | Tim Cook asks Supreme Court to protect DACA | Harris pushes Twitter to suspend Trump Clapper praises Trump whistleblower for 'best written' complaint he's seen MORE, at the time the director of national intelligence, famously (though apparently very much forgettably) lied under oath to the people's representatives in Congress, telling the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence that the National Security Agency did not gather all kinds of data from millions of unaware Americans.
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Talia Soghomolian from musicOMH, was negative in her review, "A couple of years ago, 50 Cent opened a boutique with the hit 'Candy Shop'. Now it's time for Madonna to lead us up the path to her own confectioner's shop, one that is alas limited in flavours. There are only two, to be precise: not so sweet and downright unsavoury". Helen Brown, from The Daily Telegraph compared its sound to Madonna's 1987 hit "La Isla Bonita", but ultimately concluding that it was "sweet and a bit naughty, but forgettably flavourless".
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Most of the songs here are almost identical, and the ones that manage to stand out are perfectly fine jaunts into well-cultivated sonic territories. The collaboration with Birdy is nice enough, as are the old fashioned trad-folk sounds of Everything – and that’s the thing: it’s all nice. All this from the man who used to run rings around your brain." Lauren Murphy of The Irish Times wrote, "His “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” approach means that songs such as Everything and Fool’s Gold lumber pleasantly but forgettably along, while the addition of Birdy on vapid duet Beautiful Birds makes scant difference. Anywhere and If You Go are perkier affairs, but there is little in the way of “edgy” here, along with some criminally bad lyrical rhymes.
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