Sentence examples for has been practically forgotten from inspiring English sources

WITH only one American veteran of World War I still alive and a five-year lag until centennial commemorations, that most horrific of conflicts has been practically forgotten.

She was an artist of such "force and originality", says Tate Modern, that it is astonishing that Fahrelnissa Zeid should have been practically forgotten.

On Israel and Palestine, there has been practically no diplomacy at all.

To the sociopath, the friendship has been practically meaningless.

"I've been practically begging for ads".

She had been practically a child bride!

More accurately, they have been practically non-existent.

Some categories of buyers have been practically wiped out.

Real wages have been practically flat during this expansion.

And the mood of fear lingering from the experience of World War II is practically forgotten now.

Through it all, Rick Santorum and Michele Bachmann were practically forgotten -- by the moderators and their opponent Jon Huntsman, who, having bought his way back into the media's graces by calling his opponents' "cranks," shrunk from making that charge to their faces.