Sentence examples for not completely forgotten from inspiring English sources

"At least I'm not completely forgotten," he said last year.

Brazil's many political and economic woes were not completely forgotten.

Evidently people had not completely forgotten the importance of listening.

"Malignant cells have not completely forgotten how to be healthy; they just need the right cues to guide them back into a healthy growth pattern," said Venugopalan.

One of the founding principles of the modern research university was that the results of that research should be published and widely available, but that principle was ignored over the years if not completely forgotten.

Things were different then, said Rich Brostowski, 37, the bar manager at Lyndhurst, whose shoulder-length hair and eagerness to demonstrate fighting techniques suggest that he has not completely forgotten his 13-year tenure as a knight.

The market did not completely forget about earnings, though, reacting differently to two high-technology bellwethers expected to report today.

On the subject of childbirth, for instance, a review of studies conducted before 2000, concluded that women do not completely forget labour pain – or the intensity of the pain they experienced.

And, to his credit, President Obama did include a modest amount of stimulus in his initial budget offer; the White House, at least, hasn't completely forgotten about the unemployed.

In summation then, Google probably hasn't completely forgotten database engineering elements in terms of how it takes Cloud Build to market, but... that being said... the emphasis at launch is certainly one more focused on upper tier developer needs.

You haven't completely forgotten our 13 years together, have you?" That's the level of patience he taught me.