Sentence examples for far from forgotten from inspiring English sources

The conflict is far from forgotten in modern-day Algeria and France.

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.

The sound of his deep, rolling laughter at life's small absurdities will nonetheless continue to resound in our memories for years to come: sadly gone, but far from forgotten.

Back at George Mason, off Interstate 66 in Northern Virginia, Larranaga may no longer be on campus to write inspirational mottos on the locker room walls, but his imprint is far from forgotten.

Far from forgetting Pakistan, some of the descendants of that first generation now identify more with it than they do with Britain.

Far from forgetting Vietnam's war-torn past, Mr. Binh says he believes his country's future depends on embracing it.

Although Mr. Torricelli appears to have become more of a Washingtonian than the Jersey boy he was on his rise to power, he is far from forgetting the folks back home.

Far from forgetting about it, I developed strategies for dealing with it.

And for 18% the opposite happened – far from forgetting the pain, in their minds the experience had become more painful by 12 months.