Sentence examples for a somewhat forgotten from inspiring English sources
But in the days ahead, watch out for a somewhat forgotten member of the extras:Ron Paul.
Raqqa was a somewhat forgotten city even though it has oil and gas and an agricultural base.
Mr. Perry spent his first six years in politics as a Democrat, in a somewhat forgotten history that is sure to be revived and scrutinized by Republican opponents if he decides to run for president.
Or, more specifically, the Ghost of the Tweed Courthouse, a somewhat forgotten building in Lower Manhattan that may well be the finest brick-and-mortar testament to public corruption in all of America.
This occasion will provide a singular opportunity for the president to move forward with his promise to restore America's global standing, and he can do so by invoking a somewhat forgotten tool of U.S. foreign policy — international treaty law.
In his familiar, incantatory style, Jackson said that if Rocky, a fighter that existed only on the movie screen, deserved a statue in downtown Philadelphia, so did Frazier, a somewhat forgotten figure whose former gym in north Philadelphia is now a store that sells furniture and mattresses.
The Uprising of the 20,000, a now somewhat forgotten labor strike, was largely fueled by female, Italian and Jewish immigrant garment workers, who still lacked the right to vote.
In 2009 a familiar if somewhat forgotten figure will head the winners' queue.
Not-so-vintage photos of neo-Nazis parading through in Montreal started making the rounds online earlier this month, shedding new light on a dark and somewhat forgotten period in Quebec history.
The film earns kudos for revealing a bit of somewhat forgotten history, and it deserves plaudits for telling its story from the point of view of actual participants, rather than 'an outsider looking in'.
Here is the less glamorous reality of a writing life: a man alone in a room feeling slightly lonely, somewhat forgotten, and in need of coffee and companionship, even if he has to get it from a critic.
