Sentence examples for forgotten that is from inspiring English sources

"Have people forgotten that?" Is it so wrong, they ask, that the boy be given his day in family court, where a judge can say, independently of the federal government, what is really in his best interest.

An Israeli-ness that has almost been forgotten, that is something of a curiosity.

Forgotten, that is, until the scholar Jean Fagan Yellin rediscovered her.

Michael Fertik, the founder of Reputation.com, also supports the existence of a right to be forgotten that is enforceable against Google.

They had forgotten, that is, an American literary tradition begun by "the earliest colonial historians" and, above all, by William Bradford, the governor and first chronicler of the Plymouth plantation.

Timothy Verdun,  the head of the museum and coincidentally an American himself, condemned the tourist's behaviour, saying: "In a globalized world like ours, the fundamental rules for visiting a museum have been forgotten, that is, 'Do not touch the works'".

Oh, I forgot, that is so last century!

Oh, I forgot, that was for the last election.

By golly — I forgot that was your name, too".

We forget that being a child — being that powerless — is often its very own disaster.

And never forget that Being You Rocks.