Sentence examples for also been forgotten from inspiring English sources

As it happens, she has also been forgotten as arguably the first film star.

But this great exuberance has not only been depleted beyond recognition; it has also been forgotten.

This turns up the heat on our already overstretched NHS, which has also been forgotten about today," he said.

The masque has also been forgotten – except for its hummable, breast-inflating finale, where Thomson's lyrics were set to a tune by Thomas Arne.

It has also been forgotten, due to the brilliance of Antoine Griezmann after the break, that Ireland could easily have been two or maybe even three goals to the good.

What's also been forgotten and is now quickly and strongly restored is the comfort of giving way to these awkward seizures and shakings, the swift flooding and thickening of sinuses, and then our sense of shame and need for apology also giving way, if we're lucky, to acceptance and perhaps more and still more tears, more Kleenex, and a bit of peace.

While this is certainly true, it can also be forgotten that they provide a range of services used by almost everyone on a regular basis.

"The person who achieves most can also be forgotten most," he says, with the air of a man who has long been troubled by that paradoxical thought.

An indicator or marker that has been determined to no longer be useful can also be forgotten.

Like other polar opposites, the distinction between being and nonbeing must also be "forgotten" before one can achieve union with Dao.

But it pains her that, in some way, she will also be forgotten.