Sentence examples for that is forgotten from inspiring English sources

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This is a truth that is forgotten among whites and rarely spoken among blacks.

"Something that is forgotten in all of this is people like to smoke.

Charles And the fare hike for this would be...? Anthony I think there is one borough that is forgotten, Staten Island.

"The committee chose this site because it's this extraordinarily significant work of architecture that is forgotten," said Caroline Rob Zaleski, chairwoman of the Seven to Save committee.

It took the malbec, a red grape that is forgotten in Bordeaux, overlooked in Cahors and known as côt in the Loire Valley, and turned it into a juicy, fruity, money-generating phenomenon identified purely with Argentina.

This is the type of dance, peppered with sweeping leg extensions, spinning group passages and slow walks across the stage, that is forgotten as soon as it is seen.

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The map of places that are somehow forgotten and beautifully mysterious, and the map of people that are forgotten".

"I feel that sometimes they are the ones that are forgotten," Ms. Stewart-Smith said.

But there are other entertaining games that are forgotten almost as soon as they are played.

But there is an element that was forgotten in the rush of news.

"You don't want to be a guy that's forgotten about," Durkin said Tuesday.

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