Sentence examples for from being forgotten from inspiring English sources

Families and activists have struggled to keep individuals from being forgotten amid the mounting dead.

But far from being forgotten, he became one of American track and field's most enduring mysteries.

Who isn't afraid of the cold that comes from being forgotten?

But here, one man's "very moment is but one moment away from being forgotten".

Sharpton and other speakers at the funeral said they were determined to prevent Clark from being forgotten.

Thirteen years later, the still furious resistance to closing down Guantánamo hints that September 11 is far from being forgotten.

But the real healing comes from not being forgotten.

Sometimes, valuable lessons from history are forgotten, remain unknown, or worse, are ignored.

By demonstrating the degree to which factual information from lectures was forgotten either over the short or the long term, these researchers concluded that lecturing was not an effective pedagogical tool.

They're one game away from the "fourpeat" and momentarily, the fact that that game will be played away from home, was forgotten, as the Cup run - a reliable bright spot in a variable season - continued to its final destination.

The opportunities created in those years, the liberation from totalitarianism, have been forgotten.