Sentence examples for the sometimes forgotten from inspiring English sources

Now, for all the controversy surrounding his return to the Bird's Nest, the sometimes forgotten man of the Super Saturday triumvirate has a world championship gold to add to his Olympic, European and Commonwealth titles.

"The series has a twofold agenda: to playfully challenge twentieth century music's electroacoustic divorce from place via recording and amplification technologies, and to pull an audience out of its seats and into the city---to connect people to the sometimes forgotten architectural and accidental spaces in New York City".

For people sitting at our desks and working behind laptops on programs like Microsoft Office, it can be easy to overlook the large, sometimes forgotten, workforce out there in construction, manufacturing, transportation, hospitality, retail and many other multi-billion dollar industries.

From Indonesia to Sudan, from Timor Leste to the DRC, from Afghanistan to Haiti, the crises are sometimes forgotten, but the needs are real and enormous.

Mussorgsky's biggest, most radical piano work is so much better known in Ravel's bespangled orchestration that the raw, muscular intensity of the original is sometimes forgotten.

The importance of the nutrition area is sometimes forgotten and differs from hospital to hospital as far as the activities and cost objects are concerned.

It's sometimes forgotten that the nickname was not given to the team until long after the white suits.