Dermot Trellis is enough captivated by the beauty of Sheila Lamont, a character he has invented to illustrate female virtue, "that he so far forgets himself as to assault her himself".
We need not go back too far to consider the rampant horror stories about the treatment of Vietnam veterans far more forgotten then than now.
Campbell may be gone, having migrated to the team known primarily as Parcells's new home, but he is far from forgotten.
But Mr. Curry, who was fired in 1998 after nude pictures of him appeared in a magazine aimed at gay men, is far from forgotten.
The participation in this terrible action of Germany and Turkey, whose historical guilt before the Serbian people is far from forgotten, adds to the anger.
Frank O'Connor, born Michael O'Donovan in Cork in 1903, strikes me as one of those unfortunate authors who's far from forgotten, but is so familiar a part of the Irish literary furniture that he's rarely much noticed.
The tragic shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes was far from forgotten, but Blair was keen to switch the focus of press and public attention back to the hunt for those intent on causing murder and mayhem in the capital.
Ruth, who is far from forgotten 60 years after his death on Aug. 16, 1948, will be remembered once more at St. Patrick's, on Saturday at 5 30 p.m., with a memorial Mass requested by one of his granddaughters, Linda Ruth Tosetti, who never met the Babe but has made knowing him better her life's project.
Now there are far fewer forgotten and abandoned buildings in our cities, so some squatters have resorted to taking over private homes, temporarily left vacant while the owners are away.
And the years did, but they were far from forgotten.
