Your job is to be forgotten yet still present.
In the paper's obituary, Ronald Bryden described her as an actress 'of considerable skill and courage,' writing that while 'posterity may forget her performances, it will remember her face.' Those performances have not been forgotten yet.
"You, therefore, know that all positive adjectives applied to them will be forgotten, yet anything even faintly smacking of imperfection in their work will rankle until the end of time".
Endless stories of those who would otherwise be forgotten, yet we came to know all of them by name through his words.
This is very simple, yet is forgotten easily.
In London they call the bomb squad if a briefcase is forgotten on a subway platform, yet New Yorkers tolerate potential bomb repositories on every street corner.
Yet the disability community often is forgotten in diversity conversations.
Instead, The Sellout was assigned for a Briefly Noted review and thus expected to be forgotten as yet another very good literary novel that was, regrettably, not very widely read.
For our part, we welcome this development, & take a certain dim pleasure in reflecting that, when we are dead and our words are forgotten, there yet will be correspondents to great out nonexistence with a "Hi there!" or "You have been selected as one of a special group whose sophistication, taste, & knowledge..."....
We are upset when we are told that in the future we shall have to endure a day of great pain, but many people do not care at all if they are told that they endured pain in the past that has been forgotten; and yet the past pain is just as real.
