Sentence examples for forgotten in light from inspiring English sources

Grant's decision to leave has been forgotten in light of his brilliant success later in the war.

For most of us, Wozzeck's experiment would have taken place beneath the threshold of perceptibility, or, if perceived, would then be forgotten; in "Light While There Is Light," Wozzeck's ritual — and his doubt, and his need for further proof — is given the same weight as any other character's activity.

She's accomplished much before the age of 40 and that shouldn't be forgotten in light of this indiscretion and bad behavior.

Human seasonal influenza is responsible for a world-wide death toll of an estimated 250,000 500,000 and 3 5 million cases of severe illness routinely every year (WHO influenza fact sheet 2009), a fact easily forgotten in light of the media presence during the rapid spread of the 'swine flu' virus (human A(H1N1 -2009), the first influenza pandemic in more than 4 decades.

You might almost forget, in light of these encounters, that the fourth amendment to the constitution establishes the right of the American people to be "secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures".David Shipler, a former New York Times reporter and winner of the Pulitzer prize, does not want you to forget.

"She held the aged and forgotten in her light.

Second, this generation was somewhat forgotten in the light of the explosion of playwriterly energy in what Aleks Sierz has called In-Yer-Face theatre.

For many women, whose domestic drudgery and child-related duties might have merited more of the attention that the author lavishes on sport and forgotten landmarks in light entertainment, the Victorian age was, again, the organising principle, gender-related modernisation not being, as their name suggests, a priority for the Angry Young Men or for the Young Communists or the New Left.

In this week's "Forgotten Fact," in light of Clinton's announcement, we look at when the rest of the world elected their first female leaders.

It's easy to forget sometimes, in light of the weighty subject material (the violent colonial frontier, modern Indigenous social disadvantage, pre-contact tribal life and modern settlement travails) that has largely defined Gulpilil's acting career, that he is also naturally comedic.

The Amnesty International report, however, sheds light on victims who have largely been forgotten in the debate about sexual assaults by asylum seekers.