Sentence examples for forgotten for long from inspiring English sources

The space does not quite live up to the makeout music in the background, but that is all right, even if you are shunted to the back room and forgotten for long stretches.

Many victims do come back but never is the horror forgotten for long.

But she couldn't forget for long; her body kept reminding her.

But listening to both Gyorgy Ligeti's Concerto for Piano and Orchestra (1988) and John Cage's Concert for Piano and Orchestra (1958), you become so enmeshed in the string, woodwind and percussion textures that you can forget, for long stretches, that the piano is the solo instrument.

And talk about passing -- I would forget for long passages that this is a man playing a man playing a woman.

His work was really fucking gay long before marriage equality was hip, and the price he paid was to be forgotten for a long time.

No wonder these brilliant works were forgotten for so long, for Egon Schiele has largely been misunderstood.

"This is a disease that affects only the north and the northeast, and these are regions that have been forgotten for a long time".

Hansen's secular stagnation thesis was forgotten for a long time because the US – and the rest of the advanced world – experienced a growth spurt in the wake of the Second World War.

There is never a perfect time to honor a man after he has been forgotten for too long, but this would be the most appropriate year for the International Tennis Hall of Fame to have finally and posthumously elected Robert Walter Johnson, who went by a college football nickname, Whirlwind.

"There is no state presence; our community was forgotten for a long time.