Sentence examples for feel forgotten from inspiring English sources

They feel forgotten and ignored, their feelings inflamed by their treatment at the hands of the local ruling African National Congress (ANC) in the run-up to the election.

They also feel forgotten.

"I feel forgotten".

She does not feel forgotten.

They feel forgotten, frantic, financially drained.

"People here feel forgotten by Athens.

Then, the community had felt forgotten and abandoned.

We never felt forgotten; we knew that our families, friends and supporters would not give up fighting for us.

QUESTION FROM ALEJANDRA FRAUSTO: Dear John, do you think Haiti feels forgotten now?

Everyone caters to the families of those killed, Ms. Bizens added, "but the community feels forgotten".

And there are parallels, to be sure: a spark set by police violence, a generation that feels forgotten.