Sentence examples for it's almost forgotten from inspiring English sources

He is now seen so religiously as a martyr to homophobia that it's almost forgotten that it was this gay man himself who started legal action against the Marquess of Queensberry, declaring it libellous to suggest he was a "sodomite".

In fact, now that it's almost forgotten, the movie looks ever more like a superbly effective spook-out whose use of faux "found footage" was more inspired and influential than it was ever given credit for.

It's almost forgotten now, but he and Elvis Presley once were co-headliners on a Louisiana Hayride tour, and generations of rock 'n' roll bands, including ones I played in, have covered songs like "Why Baby Why," "White Lightning" and "The Race Is On" and found them to be guaranteed crowd-pleasers.

By the beginning of the 21st century, it was almost forgotten, but a resurgence of interest in nature writing has seen Shepherd's books enjoying a new lease of life.

Though the Grange is a national memorial, it was almost forgotten.

In fact, it was almost forgotten by the time the polls opened on Tuesday.

And there is another, deeper dimension to sustainability, which is as foundational as it is almost forgotten.

It is almost forgotten that the SNP was a 'small c conservative' party before the rise of Salmond, known derisively to its Labour opponents as the 'Tartan Tories'.

It is almost forgotten now, but in the 1970s and 1980s Romania were one of the best teams in the world.

The same is true of "The Painted Boy": even as he writes the final scenes, Stevie finds that the ravaged urchin who inspired it is almost forgotten.

"It is almost forgotten history," said Sasidaran Sellappah, a retired plantation manager in Malaysia whose late father was part of a team of 120 Tamil workers from a rubber estate who were forced to work on the railway.