Sentence examples for could be forgotten from inspiring English sources

Sodomy, it was hoped, could be forgotten.

All of this could be forgotten.

I felt like everything that happened before could be forgotten.

The old distinctions could be forgotten; a comic book could be as influential as Shakespeare.

The fact that the loud B.Q.E. was just a few jumps away could be forgotten.

He said that earlier productions of the ballet could be forgotten, for the moment.

It redefined what opera could be: forget about narrative, dramatic conflict, arias and conventional orchestration; this was a work about ideas, both quirky and elevated, explored in microscopic detail over five hours.

Two researchers independently extracted themes from each comment, for example, if a GP wrote "I am sorry but I just forgot to recruit patients for this study", a possible theme nominated could be 'Forgot to recruit patients'.

It could be the kind of story that blossoms into a big political scandal, or it could soon be forgotten.

She could never be forgotten.

But Cleopatra had lived in a highly literate age, and her actions had influenced the formation of the Roman Empire; her story could not be forgotten.