Sentence examples for forget it began from inspiring English sources

After all, I'd long held that modern pride tended to forget it began in a desperate riot; violent responses to homophobia are just self-defense.

After all, I'd long held that modern Pride tended to forget it began in a desperate riot; violent responses to homophobia are just self-defence.

Never entirely forgotten, it began to turn up on lists of important neglected novels, championed by critics like Alfred Kazin.

Tom Brake, the Lib Dem Deputy Commons Leader, said: "Labour must have forgotten it began the policy of individual electoral registration while it was in government.

As the mood of optimism that greeted the Arab Spring has turned to despair, we have forgotten it began because ordinary men and women decided to take control of their destinies.

Today's Yale's power in American society and academia, and the size of its endowment, is exceeded only by Harvard; don't forget that it began with money first made in India.

The Affluent Society is a great insight, and has become so much a part of our understanding of contemporary capitalism that we forget where it began.

If "Serena" becomes famous as the basis for a coming Jennifer Lawrence-Bradley Cooper movie, never forget that it began as a fierce, breathtaking book, one of the greatest American novels in recent memory.

Whatever we do on September 15, we must resist the impulse to forget how it began.

"I will never forget it because my mum began crying because she felt that she was being discriminated against.

We've just forgotten why it began".