Sentence examples for if often forgotten from inspiring English sources

In doing so, Washington's band also demonstrated another important – if often forgotten – principle of quietness: it is far harder to play quietly than loudly.

By now, its basic ingredients are well known: the open banquet table in the shape of an equilateral triangle whose sides symbolize equality, the triangular floor of dazzling white ceramic tile inscribed with the names of significant, if often forgotten women and, of course, those plates.

Furthermore, vaccinations that protect both individuals and communities from infectious diseases, are often forgotten if a child is not born in medical facilities.

However the next sentence is often forgotten: "But if they repent and observe Prayer and pay the Zakat, then leave their way free.

At second sight, though, it emphasises a point often forgotten about evolution that if it finds something that works, it sticks with it.

If the Territory feels like it's often forgotten, it should try being 4,000km away.

"That's often forgotten".

"This is too often forgotten".

They are often forgotten children.

Hagen's 11 majors are often forgotten.

And isn't it often forgotten?