Sentence examples for entirely forgotten from inspiring English sources

But they were not entirely forgotten.

But Jennings was almost entirely forgotten.

That meaning, though, has been almost entirely forgotten.

This folk remedy from the Balkans was never entirely forgotten.

That was entirely true, and has been almost entirely forgotten.

When you finish, you're not entirely forgotten, but that's it.

It's good to know he hadn't been entirely forgotten.

Indeed Britain may have entirely forgotten how to be welcoming.

Not that it has entirely forgotten its origins.

Barlow, on the other hand, has been almost entirely forgotten.

The ideals of postwar humanity, however, have not been entirely forgotten.