Sentence examples for forgotten links from inspiring English sources

To counter the historians who have sold us, and continue to propagate, a glorious version of the imperial past, we have a generation of brilliant scholars such as David Olusoga, whose book Black and British paints an accessible picture of forgotten links with Africa and the Caribbean with richness and depth.

As a tool for veiling, it floats somewhere between the necessary and the ornamental, and it might remind us of the forgotten link between "text" and "textile".

These programs, moderated by the Broadway conductor Maurice Levine, proved a revelation to all concerned, a reprieve from the neglect that was the lyric writer's lot as songwriting's often forgotten link.

It's important to note that the Army Corps of Engineers is still housed in the Department of Defense because of the often forgotten link between infrastructure and national defense — which was the original impetus behind the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956 that established the country's interstate highway system.

A crucial but often forgotten link is the health care provider.

He traces the forgotten link between the great Negro baseball stars, including Satchel Paige and Josh Gibson, and their Caribbean counterparts touring outside the U.S. in the 1940s.

5) Nothing in Haiti can be effective without the endorsement and support of the Haitians living in the Diaspora, for it is those Haitians who keep the economy of Haiti afloat through the remittances they send home". For me, the Haitian Diaspora and the Haitian Hometown Associations (HHTAs) are often the forgotten link of the development equation.

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Bees exposed to two kinds of pesticide were slower to learn or completely forgot links between floral scents and nectar.