Sentence examples for long since forgotten from inspiring English sources
"I've long since forgotten about whether it's odd," he said.
At Sri Ramana's ashram, Maugham is long since forgotten.
Everything that had come earlier was long since forgotten.
By his death his paintings were long since forgotten.
Eliot, he wrote, "quoted a joke — one of mine — that I had long since forgotten.
Photographs speak volumes about history that many have long since forgotten.
I was beginning to suspect that he had actually long since forgotten... the rest of us in this quiet madness.
But the eventual winner was a Russian film, long since forgotten, called "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears".
"The best part of suddenly encountering solitude is that it provides training: you discover your life when you have to start using its long-since forgotten and atrophied muscles".
All this happened to me, among a number of others, simply because we worked for an honest presidential candidate who dared to challenge the authority and power of a president who had long-since forgotten the integrity the democratic process requires.
