Sentence examples for virtually forgotten from inspiring English sources

These days, that victory is virtually forgotten.

Virtually forgotten after his death, Sachs was rediscovered two centuries later by J.W. von Goethe.

But today they are virtually forgotten outside the local communities that must live with their aftermath.

It was public and divisive when it happened but has since been virtually forgotten.

I rediscovered "Four Walls," virtually forgotten for four decades, in the 1980s.

His work was virtually forgotten before it was rediscovered this century.

By his death in 1963, at 67, he was virtually forgotten.

The Treasury calculates that billions of dollars worth were set aside and virtually forgotten.

But in the early 20th century, it became overgrown and virtually forgotten.

Poor Annie, whose Anniemal album of 2004 promised so much, has been virtually forgotten.

For reasons of history, politics and economics, some historic wine regions can be virtually forgotten.