Sentence examples for partially forgotten from inspiring English sources

The logic of that decision was partially forgotten in the humiliation that followed, but the ECB remains adamant that it had no choice.

During the late 1990s and early 2000s, the years of apparent British economic stability and Blair's deftly anaesthetising consensus politics, this seemed less so – in 2001 a senior New Labour figure told me that it was "impossible to have a conversation with anyone in the cabinet about capitalism" – and Keywords and Williams himself were partially forgotten.

The electric field would be new, or at least partially forgotten, for many of the psychology students in this experiment.

This was a star turn for the ages, and if it's been even partially forgotten (there are still people who can't believe Griffith ever played a dramatic lead at all) that's a testament to Griffith's longevity and the staying power of his longtime TV character, Andy Taylor, who was in every way possible the anti-Rhodes.

You're all working together now, digging for something important and fresh -- or deeply familiar but partially forgotten.

"Unless you specialize in chemistry or physics," said Nippy, "you will partially forget all this when you leave school.

The result was $120 in printer cartridges and me partially forgetting the cursive alphabet.

Tell him everything so that he can move on and partially forget on what you did Make an effort.

They restore to people little known, long forgotten or only partially appreciated, the full glory of their greatness in three dimensions.

Champs aren't forgotten so thoroughly, especially champs partially responsible for glasnost.

There are more disturbing, and partially dissociated events that he witnessed but notes that he has "forgotten" about them until writing this history.