Sentence examples for forgotten work from inspiring English sources
His enthusiasm made this forgotten work feel like a masterpiece.
At 2 hours 15 minutes, even those eager to see this forgotten work may tire.
And what the book has turned into is more than one more forgotten work gratifyingly exhumed.
Finally, some of the now forgotten work was wonderful: passionate in an uncorny way, and beautifully structured, often with a chaste simplicity.
Yes, if you are lucky enough to see "Exit the King", a largely forgotten work by Eugène Ionesco, a 20th-century French absurdist playwright.
The forgotten work here was an opera by one of Shostakovich's students, Veniamin Fleishman, who was killed in action in 1941.
For some enthusiasts, an author's detritus — unfinished scripts, lost or forgotten works, juvenilia — count too.
In championing the "Turkish decade," she attempts to defend some of Baldwin's later, nearly forgotten works.
What other dead and forgotten works would one dig up from the dusty vaults of the British Library?
(Grode) 'The Film Society' (previews start on Tuesday; opens on Oct. 1) The Keen Company has earned a reputation for salvaging nearly forgotten works by the likes of Thornton Wilder and Robert Anderson.
The exhibition surveys a century of Latin American history through photography books, spotlighting forgotten works as well as those that never made it beyond limited circles.
