Sentence examples for seems forgot from inspiring English sources

Amid all the talk of the United States being the favorite to win the Solheim Cup in Ireland this weekend, someone, it seems, forgot to tell Laura Davies.

The Department of Education, it seems, forgot to get the blessing of the panel, as required by state law, before it submitted its $22.3 billion budget to the City Council.

Yentl seems forgotten now.

But all seems forgotten as her life slips away.

The village, trapped in its own isolation and insularity, seems forgotten by the outside world.

This seems forgotten now, as old enmities and present-day ambitions create new grounds for confrontation.

The university is putting its presumably prestigious face on corporate welfare, but this time, even the law seems forgotten.

Although researchers likely know that correlational studies pose a risk of confounding, this problem seems forgotten when thinking about experimental designs randomly assigning participants to levels of the independent variable and measuring the mediator (i.e., "measurement-of-mediation" designs).

Now, just seven months later it all seems forgotten.

But in the room, any such relationship seemed forgotten.

Books that might have seemed forgotten were enthusiastically supported.