Sentence examples for had utterly forgotten from inspiring English sources

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For one miraculous moment I had utterly forgotten myself, but that moment was already fading like a half-remembered dream.

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As if we've become machines ourselves, it seems as though many of us have utterly forgotten what it is that makes us human.

As for Pakistan, their Test victory has been utterly forgotten at home.

But in this age of fetishisation of authors' homes, it seems odd that a place where a writer of the might and stature of Milton once lived has been so utterly forgotten.

Because apparently a whole lot of people (who should really know better) have totally and utterly forgotten the way our system of justice is designed to operate.

She had utterly transformed the room.

Finally, I wanted the viewer to see what I had seen: a people utterly forgotten, abandoned, hidden from the world's consciousness — a people living as ghosts".

Finally, I wanted the viewer to see what I had seen: a people utterly forgotten, abandoned, hidden from the world's consciousness a people living as ghosts".

"We've had all sorts of promises in the past from the people who run the Premier League, but, once again, ordinary supporters have been completely and utterly forgotten in all of this.

The film, however, neglects to note how both party and country had already had a dummy-run in converting grief into New Labour politics with the death of the much-loved John Smith - a spasm of public sadness which has become the most utterly forgotten event in modern British history.

It was the bagpipes, I had been there a few days and utterly forgotten that they were being played, but they were.

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