Sentence examples for is either forgotten from inspiring English sources

And if the past seems to tell a story with values different from current ones, it is either forgotten or silently adjusted".

Words have their present meanings but no older ones, and if the past seems to tell a story with values different from current ones, it is either forgotten or silently adjusted.

Any writer who claims to have written nothing more than a diary is either forgetting what they know about writing or playing a sly game with their readers.

In New York, capital of liberal life, our memories tend to be either forgotten or imaginatively repurposed.

A mother, once lost, can never be either forgotten or recovered: she is both always there and completely gone.

David McAllister (Australian Ballet) cites Léonide Massine's 1933 ballet Les Presages, which for decades was either forgotten or sidelined as a dusty footnote to history.

Mr. Origel testified that in its haste the crew had never caught up with all preparations for landing, and data released by the board indicates that three separate systems for stopping the plane were either forgotten or misused.

None of these "masterpieces" deserves a place in history more than large numbers of other films that are either forgotten, not noticed in the first place, or languish on the outer periphery of the canon.

This history has been either forgotten — or willfully blocked out — to such an extent that a period marked by rising civil-rights conflict is now routinely trotted out by some 2012 declinists as a Platonic baseline of American unity, centrism, and fairness against which today's America can be found so sorely wanting.

McCarron was either forgotten or ignored amid pregame hype that focused on Alabama's loss of six defensive starters, Robinson's debut as a Heisman Trophy contender, Michigan's shiny future in the wake of an 11-2 season under first-year Coach Hoke and a possible Crimson Tide title hangover.

The product owner picked from the discussion the missing tasks, which were either forgotten to be written or came as new when learning what other team members were about to implement.