Sentence examples for was essentially forgotten from inspiring English sources

The aurochs was essentially forgotten until the early twentieth century, when a spate of scientific papers on the animal appeared.

When, at the book's end, we discover why Sato Kakuzo orchestrated these events (as a revolutionary protest against the justice system), we also learn that, as far as we can tell, nothing changed after the public disclosure of Sotatsu's wrongful conviction and death: "Some weeks passed, and it was essentially forgotten".

For more than a century, to be buried on Hart Island, off the coast of the Bronx, was to be essentially forgotten.

The Roosevelt Building and others of its era suffered a slow, steady downward slide in the 1930s and 1940s, and by the 1950s the 19th-century buildings of SoHo and NoHo were essentially forgotten.

That he has been essentially forgotten is part of the intent here, the way we evaporate in time.

Once they're out of Australia, they're essentially forgotten about.

In the rare cases where justice was pursued, the organizers and perpetrators were either exiled or given amnesties, while affected communities and victims were essentially forgotten.

Indeed, in most architecture schools today, Stone is ignored, essentially forgotten.

For many years Eunotosaurus was considered to be an early ancestor to turtles, but was essentially stripped of that honor in the late 1960s and largely forgotten.

He was, essentially, out.

He was essentially a moderate.