Sentence examples for be somewhat forgotten from inspiring English sources

It has even been argued that the elderly patient with a fracture of the hip seems to be somewhat forgotten [2].

The Brazilian party beats may be somewhat forgotten in the western dance floors, but "it continued to thrive, grow and develop in its homelands and even abroad..

In part one, VICE founder Suroosh Alvi hangs with a Baghdadi biker gang who fondly remember the days of Saddam's rule, and we get a tour of a city that used to be covered nonstop in the American media, but now seems to be somewhat forgotten.

Today he seems to have been somewhat forgotten.

"Stockhausen is a hugely important figure who is somewhat forgotten about in this country," Ziporyn says.

Outside the Veneto region, the Verona-Vicenza derby has been somewhat forgotten.

It must be said that Invercargill has been somewhat forgotten since Burt was tearing along the beach.

Because my birthday is in December, I'm accustomed to being somewhat forgotten in the gift department.

The rich fabric of gospel has always been intertwined with American popular music, even if the people who wrote it are somewhat forgotten or neglected, she said.

In the delirium of Corbynmania and the arrival of tens of thousands of new members, the cold reality of Labour's predicament has been somewhat forgotten.

Second, this generation was somewhat forgotten in the light of the explosion of playwriterly energy in what Aleks Sierz has called In-Yer-Face theatre.