Sentence examples for sometimes forgotten from inspiring English sources

And that, at least, proves something that is sometimes forgotten.

"That is a reality that is sometimes forgotten.

The most subversive bit in "That's My Boy??," though, is sometimes forgotten.

So the evidence of lives mourned gets filed away, sometimes forgotten for decades.

But the episode does serve as a timely reminder of one thing that is sometimes forgotten.

Tennis has had a historically important, if sometimes forgotten, role in the history of video games.

It is sometimes forgotten now, but Ryan was a member of this commission.

As a result, many consumers have ended up with wallets full of sometimes forgotten store cards.

It's sometimes forgotten that it was a very English response to genocide and mass destruction.

Simon's lyrics have been so obsessively examined that his unerring sense of propulsion is sometimes forgotten.

ADS Coumba, what's sometimes forgotten is that Mali is Africa's third gold producer.