Sentence examples for but been forgotten from inspiring English sources

Yet the biggest cultural milestone in 1,000 years has all but been forgotten.

His hit songs on America's pop chart may have been groundbreaking, but he has all but been forgotten as America's first black recording artist.

Even as China charges ahead with an ambitious — if controversial — plan to build nuclear plants around the country and expand the use of nuclear energy, once-important military nuclear projects like 816 have all but been forgotten.

As generation followed generation, the 100 or so outstanding notes with a combined face value of $66,000 have all but been forgotten, aside from an occasional newspaper account.

By the end of the 16th century the biographer Carel van Mander had referred mistakenly to two Rogiers in Het Schilderboek (1603; "Book of Painters"), and by the middle of the 19th century his fame and art had all but been forgotten.

Between greeting cards, jewelry, mugs, and teddy bears commemorating the day, its roots in environmental activism have all but been forgotten.

But being forgotten is not the worst of their problems.

Thorium based LFTRs showed promise decades ago but were forgotten due to political and economic reasons.

He was mildy famous for a while, but was forgotten when he died.

Stasi files Poor old Karl Kramer – you served your country, but were forgotten within six weeks.

The tyrant builds for eternity but is forgotten.