Sentence examples for forgotten as a from inspiring English sources
"He will be forgotten as a practical politician and a political thinker".
Wreszin thinks that Fried, unfairly forgotten as a result of Donald's damning review, had anticipated me on this point.
Freud was eager for his work to endure, but wished to be forgotten as a personality, and he didn't consider himself a genius, said Dr. Jones.
He said: "Peñalosa was a good example of that, although he benefited from inheriting the job from Antanas Mockus, who should not be forgotten as a social pioneer.
Doubtless at least some of these stories originated in real battles with beasts whose true nature has been forgotten, as a result of their extinction.
The Riverside was reverberating with optimism before kick-off and that fractured period last spring was all but forgotten as a pristine pitch beckoned, while banners were unfurled and a plane flew overhead.
But that effort was often halfhearted, and forgotten as soon as a military crisis arose that focused attention elsewhere.
The book's title derives from a line from Joyce: "A brother is as easily forgotten as an umbrella".
"Umbrella" takes its title and epigraph from Joyce's "Ulysses": "A brother is as easily forgotten as an umbrella".
I'm still looking out for the leopard, but as we emerge from the trees near the river, all feline thoughts are forgotten as an unmistakable, huge, grey shape moves into view ahead of us: an elephant.
The allocation of the €25 billion state budget was immediately forgotten as an outraged conservative parliamentarian, Hans-Christian Biallas, sprang to his feet and gave the opposition the finger.
