Sentence examples for partly forgotten from inspiring English sources

"He challenged the institutions and that's why he's partly forgotten or not better known".

Crises are twice as common as they were before 1914, the authors conclude.The paradox is that financial markets can function again only if this lesson is partly forgotten.

In view of its occurrence among organically healthy individuals, déjà vu commonly has been regarded as psychogenic and as having its origin in some partly forgotten memory, fantasy, or dream.

Released in 1972, "Frenzy" has been partly forgotten, put into half-shadow by the extraordinary popularity of "Psycho" (1960) and the extraordinary renown of "Vertigo" (1958), a movie that, in a recent international poll of eight hundred and fifty writers, academics, distributors, programmers, and critics, displaced "Citizen Kane" as the greatest film ever made.

This lesson seems to have been partly forgotten in today's war on terrorism.

That policy was soon forgotten, partly because of the objections of employers who rely -- like many in California and Texas -- on low-paid migrant labor, documented and undocumented.

Demand for them is insatiable for a while, and then, once the trees are gone, the thneeds are forgotten, partly because nobody really needed them in the first place.

That last aspect is often forgotten, partly because it is so hard to discern: it is an absence, an opponent not being able to counter because of the effective rapid reassembly of the defensive structure.

The book that most fits that case was Lewis's 1947 best seller "Kingsblood Royal," an admittedly melodramatic story with a racial theme that was mauled and quickly forgotten partly because critics were unable to accept a multicultural novel published in the age of Jim Crow.

This central philosophical tenet of his approach has often been forgotten, partly because of some subsequent writers, such as Foucault or Derrida, who although they acknowledged his influence, were bizarrely labelled as post-structuralists, as though they differed from him in this respect.

And I'm not always doing what's on the page – partly because I've forgotten, I've shed it and moved on to different things.