Sentence examples for forgotten is that from inspiring English sources

What is too easily forgotten is that serious human rights violations occurred during these operations.

ADS Coumba, what's sometimes forgotten is that Mali is Africa's third gold producer.

What was conveniently forgotten is that state government pensions are already underfinanced by more than $4.4 trillion.

What's also forgotten is that Millwall have a tradition of black players, like our captain, Danny Shittu.

However what's frequently forgotten is that Pippen was forced to rein in some of his own versatility to accommodate Jordan.

What I'd forgotten is that Jane is a single mother living in south Devon, without much time for romance.

Our community continues to excuse the practise of drowning one's sorrows, but forgotten is that active alcoholics often go looking for sorrows in order to drown them.

What can easily be forgotten is that most of our beauty depends on the fact that, at least in northern New England, this is still very much a working landscape.

What may have been forgotten is that Ashcroft was a great, pioneering stage actor who was just as much at home in the work of Beckett and Pinter as in Shakespeare, Ibsen and Chekhov.

What is often forgotten is that Moore's Law isn't some force of nature like gravity, one that occurs independent of human intervention.

What Wertham's media acolytes seem to have forgotten is that, until quite recent times, most of the stories that human beings told were violent.