Sentence examples for that cannot be forgotten from inspiring English sources

SOMETIMES there is a necessity for anniversaries, even for things that cannot be forgotten.

The child's arrested development and demonic drum playing stand as symbolic reminder of a past that cannot be forgotten.

This will also make sure that Circa news gets spread all over the Internet, a strategy that cannot be forgotten, especially when it comes to original content.

While it's incredible to reflect back to last year and see how far the movement has come, there is still a lot to be done that cannot be forgotten about.

WA: Xmas songs are generally about Xmas---home for the holidays, Frosty, Santa, Rudolph, mistletoe etc. Mariah came up with a love song, a hook that cannot be forgotten that easily and with her voice and her style, gave the world an "original" work and not a regurgitation of what everyone gets trapped in doing.

Something that cannot be forgotten as we try desperately to survive and move forward as a species.

But, for "Messiah," Handel added to this chorus sublime music of exclamation that, once heard, cannot be forgotten: "and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, the Mighty God, the everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace" (Isaiah 9 6).

Proponents have long argued that because biometrics cannot be forgotten, like a password, or lost or stolen, like a key or an identity card, they are an ideal way to control access to computer networks, airport service-areas and bank vaults.But biometrics have not yet spread beyond such niche markets, for two main reasons.

In its report, "Rwanda: The Preventable Genocide," the panel said that the events of 1994 cannot be forgotten, and that Rwanda should no more be assigned to "ancient history" than the Holocaust.

As NYC FC make history by entering their first ever playoff run, it cannot be forgotten that it's all mainly thanks to David Villa, the man who was born to score.

"It cannot be forgotten that John Swinney had the choice in the matter, and he chose not to increase the resource available to him by levying additional taxes," he said.