Sentence examples for no longer forgotten from inspiring English sources

But the event is no longer forgotten.

In 2008, he was simply the working-class white — by then he was no longer forgotten, and no longer a Democrat of any kind; he was a member of the much-analyzed Republican base.

In the wake of the Malian upheaval and the recent hostage crisis in neighbouring Algeria - where militants seized a gas plant, killing at least 37 foreign workers - it is no longer forgotten.

David Joseph, May your soul rest in peace knowing you are no longer forgotten.

In the lines, the forgotten are no longer forgotten; they breathe and move in the lyrical and vibrant remembrance of verse.

In a new play written by Betty Shamieah, directed by Tamilia Woodard, and produced by The Classical Theatre of Harlem, Fit For A Queen, reveals the life and reign of Hatshepsut in a way never before explored, and is making sure her name is no longer forgotten.

If we can no longer forget, we may turn into an unforgiving society.

But when he got to UCT, he told me, he could no longer forget his race.

In one of his short stories, the Argentine author Jorge Luis Borges describes a young man who after an accident can no longer forget.

I no longer forget to close the garage door and (bonus) I get a small opportunity to think about what I am grateful for about my house and home.

When one whispers the names and professions of the people who lived here, one can no longer forget". "These readings bring us nearer to the historical truth that cannot be hidden or distorted". In Vilnius and in Sveksna, enlarged photographs of former Jewish residents have been affixed to the outside walls of Jewish historic sites - a former synagogue, a former library.