Sentence examples for half forgot from inspiring English sources

I had just read Greekonomics, her book on the Greek economy and Euro crisis, and I was so surprised by how engaging she made the dreary business of triple-dips and fiscal cliffs that I half forgot that she had latterly become better known as someone who took penalty points on her driving licence for her ex-husband and then lied about it, rather than a big-brained economist.

Even though I'd half forgotten that Sally Ride existed, her death last week came as a shock.

Everything said seems like a quotation from something they've all seen a dozen times before and half forgotten.

Weirder still, Vivian and Wilson get out at their chosen stop and then walk, ambling through districts that feel chipped and defaced, both half forgotten and half built.

Can science and science writing, a vast and half forgotten accumulation over the centuries, offer us a parallel living tradition?

By Hendrik Hertzberg July 30 , 2012Even though I'd half forgotten that Sally Ride existed, her death last week came as a shock.

Photograph: NASA Even though I'd half forgotten that Sally Ride existed, her death last week came as a shock.

REPORTER AT LARGE about Exterior Street a half forgotten thoroughfare that lies along the bank of the river northward from Sixty-third.

Banished to the outermost reaches of Angie's consciousness, the Joshua tree now hovers in agony, half forgotten, half dissolving, losing its purchase on her awareness and so on its own reality.

I would nurse the animal with affection, half forgetting that this wild creature had never before been touched by a human.

An "open letter" in Sunday's Times reawakened a case that is more than two decades old once famous but in many quarters half forgotten.