Sentence examples for forgotten are from inspiring English sources

Things once forgotten are remembered; further questioning clarifies stories.

In another of his formulations, "Truths are illusions that we have forgotten are illusions".

What is forgotten are daunting social, cultural, economic and demographic complexities.

Little curiosities, long forgotten, are among the greatest pleasures of an edit.

Almost forgotten are my former colleagues, the hard-working core of priests who are not malefactors.

What appears to have been forgotten are the children born with congenital heart defects.

Yet the key issue being forgotten is maintenance loans.

Mr. Waring, an eccentric artist nearly forgotten, was an influential figure.

A "grand bargain", seemingly forgotten, is still worth tabling.

What is often forgotten is that materials are both personal and technical.

Forgotten were the Sorbonne professors.