Sentence examples for forgotten figure from inspiring English sources
These days, Baldwin is a forgotten figure.
"He's a forgotten figure in American musical life," said Mr. Fogg.
Fryn Tennyson Jesse is an almost forgotten figure today, but her writing career spanned 45 years.
That is a heavy historical load for an all but forgotten figure.
Although a largely forgotten figure, Perceval's bicentenary was marked around the country.
In 2009 a familiar if somewhat forgotten figure will head the winners' queue.
CW (Charles Wilfred) Orr (1893-1976) is one of the forgotten figures of 20th-century English music.
Forgotten figures in the 1960s such as Joan Fontaine and Douglas Fairbanks Jr were particular targets of Gotlieb's flattery.
His peers were writers such as Compton Mackenzie, Hugh Walpole, John Galsworthy – forgotten figures, almost – but something about Maugham and his work endured long into his dotage.
There are some pretty weird birds roosting in this part of Westminster, a fraternity that includes forgotten figures such as Thomas Shadwell, Granville Sharp and Charles Sorley.
Mr. Gottlieb also finds nothing but "slim pickings" when he tries to link the indelible children in Dickens's novels to the more forgotten figures who really bore the Dickens name.
