Sentence examples for forgotten as much from inspiring English sources

This is not an American station, even though Americans dominate its management, or a Russian station, even though the Russians have forgotten as much about space stations as NASA will learn in a lifetime.

"He tried to forget as much as he could," she says.

That is to say, he believes in the uses of forgetting as much as the necessity to remember.

Of course, Yankee fans will forget, as much as they can for a player they seem to love only when he hits the ball 450 feet.

Shocked that memory of this sacrifice was fading, Mr. Slaughter led the effort to build the $20 million memorial, a monument to the risks of forgetting as much as fighting.

It's been reported that individuals forget as much as 80-90% of what a doctor tells them.

His new musical "The Black Suits," which opened Sunday at the Kirk Douglas Theatre, will likely be as swiftly forgotten as that much-derided NBC series, but it at least gives us a chance to get better acquainted with a talent musical theater insiders have been excitedly touting.

The event is as much forgotten as the sculpture's simplistic symbolism: six curved columns (the sails of ships), represent the six Gulf countries and support a sphere (a pearl), representing the region's ancient sea-faring economy.

As for climate change it was not so much forgotten as nixed.

Even when extant, Dead Can Dance were not so much forgotten as ignored.

Mediocre movies disappear into the murky depths of the unconscious; they are not so much forgotten as evaded.