Sentence examples for was apparently forgotten from inspiring English sources

By the next week all was apparently forgotten.

Mr. Beard's grave was apparently forgotten, only to be rediscovered in the late 1990's by the cemetery's semi-official historian, Jeffrey I. Richman.

The Egyptians devised a tool resembling the letter E, from which a plumb line was suspended from the upper outboard part of the E. When the tool was placed against a wall, the wall was determined to be vertical when the string just touched the lower outboard part of the E. Oddly, this useful tool was apparently forgotten for many centuries and has reappeared only in modern times.

The door restrictor problems were apparently forgotten until after Dr. Kliman died, when an OSHA investigator complained in writing that staff members in the elevator unit had hid the elevator's maintenance record from her.

Hundreds of insect fossils dating from the Jurassic period have been found at the Museum of Somerset after they were apparently forgotten for nearly 100 years.

These remains were apparently forgotten in the Russian State Archives until 1993, when they were re-found.

As the novel continues, it becomes more and more caught up in digressions, such that the original narrative line is apparently forgotten.

One performance at last year's New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival was apparently too good to forget.

And he may be a bit rickety on campaign finance law: he told a Bloomberg News reporter, "I'm just figuring out all the legalities and how to set up a super-PAC, and then I'm going," apparently forgetting that super-PACs cannot directly coordinate with and certainly cannot be created by candidates.But pollsters are already in the field trying to gauge his appeal.

His non-materials cost was apparently so low as to have been forgotten.

For reasons that are not clear, though, the records of two police commissariats in the Third Arrondissement were spared and apparently forgotten.