Sentence examples for comfortably forgotten from inspiring English sources

As she received the Center's Medal of Valor, she was asked: Why, as a Christian, does she place herself in harm's way to dredge up what has been comfortably forgotten?

You might break your foot or throw up your spleen from consuming too much drink, but at least for three days, you can comfortably forget how this whole life thing actually resolves itself.

But they were also, let's not forget, comfortably outplayed in their first game in this tournament, against Paraguay – the final scoreline notwithstanding.

"I've still got room for improvement and it is maybe a case of going back to the basics," said the 25-year-old, who confirmed he also held talks with Floyd Mayweather Sr ."My main style was a boxer, using my brains and stuff, and then when you start winning fights so comfortably you can forget about the meaning of being a boxer.

If he were alive today, Jean-Michel Basquiat would be 54 years old: an artist comfortably in mid-career, maybe forgotten, maybe looking forward to a retrospective or two.

But there are other passages that I had quite forgotten, and some of them don't fit so comfortably into hindsight's fairytale of liberation.

The phone didn't make me avoid the human connection, but it did make ignoring her easier in that moment, and more likely, by comfortably encouraging me to forget my choice to do so.

Meanwhile, if all goes well, Mr Thaksin will be sitting comfortably in the directors' box at the City of Manchester Stadium, hoping one day to be welcomed home as a hero, his misdeeds forgotten.