Sentence examples for forgotten dark from inspiring English sources

Someone stands up and rips the subject to shreds; picks on all their faults and bad habits; rifles through their past, unearthing long- forgotten, dark secrets; and through their cupboard, tossing out the skeletons.

So, too, are the nearly forgotten dark days of New York City, which included not only urban blight and blackouts, but also near bankruptcy.

Forget dark and brooding or squeaky-clean: he doesn't do adverts, has a cheeky grin rather than a winning smile, a wife not a WAG, and couldn't pout if his life depended on it.

Sharing a meal with Nick has always been one of my favourite things to do, and I haven't forgotten the dark months when his diet consisted of beige protein juice piped directly into his stomach.

No Briton has forgotten those dark times when the only cherful thing seemed to be Mr. Roosevelt's voice coming over the radio late at night, and no Briton will ever forget.

Bangkok has bounced back remarkably quickly, but that does not mean people have forgotten the dark days of May.

People have forgotten "the dark" side of communities and tribes, such as sectarian narrow-mindedness and unfairness towards other communities or tribes.

Nothing is forgotten by Dark Souls.

I have never forgotten the dark places that my addiction ― my disease ― has taken me.

Over the hiatus, I'd forgotten how dark "AHS" can get.

Jay Rayner reviews the Buddha Bar, London Forget dark chocolate with chilli, the Chocolate Alchemist's white chocolate version is a far more appetising combination.