Sentence examples for perhaps forgotten from inspiring English sources

Perhaps forgotten states should be thankful.

Britain, to an extent perhaps forgotten today, was still free.

He didn't demur, had perhaps forgotten who Rendall Harris was, might be.

Thus is Aram Khachaturian largely remembered -- or, perhaps, forgotten -- in the West.

To my mother's chagrin, I had seemingly lost interest in Spanish, or perhaps forgotten how to speak the language.

Alas, for Jones, they found more of his ill-gotten gains in another plot he had perhaps forgotten to mention.

The crowd was singing about suffering, and perhaps forgetting about suffering at the same time.

Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma, perhaps forgetting where he worked, denounced the legislation as a "political exercise".

Orioles fans have felt wronged for years by that play, perhaps forgetting what happened in the days that followed.

Energy companies that use fossil fuels are griping too, perhaps forgetting how handsomely they have been subsidised in the past.

In Youngstown, Clinton mocked Romney's flexibility of ideas, perhaps forgetting his own notorious "triangulation" of policy.