Sentence examples for not been consigned from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez, they noted, had not been consigned to oblivion in Michigan.

That war has still not been consigned to history – not for the people of Iraq or the region.

But stories like his have not been consigned to history either.

It should have informed the daily reporting of the last eight years, not been consigned to a special commission process that will flit briefly across America's collective consciousness and then be forgotten.

While a statue of the movement's leader, Mary Barbour, will be unveiled in the city in November, the issues over which she fought – spiralling rents, unscrupulous landlords and shoddy housing – have not been consigned to history.

Bourbon need not be consigned to the recesses of the closet in favor of rum and vodka.

If the BNP was to enjoy that level of support, it would not be consigned to the political margins for much longer.

The fact is, our society doesn't much care about derivation-otherwise people named Bertha ("bright") and Kermit ("church"), beautiful as their souls may be, would not be consigned to what must surely be a living hell.

And that her calculation is that by saying sorry, she will not be consigned to the footnotes of Washington history but instead be released, shriven, to continue her career in politics, possibly ascending to its summit.

From a Wellingborough comprehensive, Eliot Lamb went up to Oxford with a girlfriend at home and a chip on his shoulder; a Jude "who would not be consigned to obscurity".

While it is curious - and a little sad - that writing only became a "respectable" profession once it began making money, it is very gratifying to know that a young, talented person can make such a choice today and not be consigned to "loser" status.