Sentence examples for forgotten facts from inspiring English sources

Dredging up those "forgotten" facts is not just satisfying, it's addictive.

Soon we may be able to get Google on our fingernails to retrieve forgotten facts at a dinner party.

On occasions he tried to avoid answering questions by making long and irrelevant speeches, or by professing to have forgotten facts which he had been happy to record in his pleadings or witness statements".

Fiction set against such a huge sweep of history can often be in danger of recreating the standard school lessons where, as the teacher drones on about how this happened and then this happened in a long recital of forgotten facts, most of the pupils are sent to sleep.

While I'd like to believe it's there for the news reader's reference as she tracks breaking news, or to look up momentarily forgotten facts like the capital of Estonia, I am more disposed to believe they are just props situated to convey the impression of a (phony) "up to the minute" information capacity.

It reminds us when we've forgotten facts or figures and helps us through a challenging problem.

The Israeli left wing, the workers' party, was in power until 1977, an often forgotten fact.

That is also why you'll recall the frustratingly forgotten fact later that night, in the tranquillity of bed.

The rapture, however, will not change the awkward – and largely forgotten fact – that for centuries the US discriminated against Catholics.

First forgotten fact: The most vicious and widespread wars in Somalia happened in 1988-90, before the government of President Mohammed Siad Barre collapsed.

Second forgotten fact: For quite a lot of Somalia and for quite a lot of the last 20 years, quite a lot of things have worked.