Sentence examples for was sometimes forgotten from inspiring English sources

It was sometimes forgotten that he was also a real father of six, grandfather of 18, great-grandfather of eight, and husband to three women.

The importance of the barrage was such that traditional infantry tactics, including a reliance on the infantry's own firepower to support its movement forward, was sometimes forgotten.

One strategy for catching those who were admitted late was the routine of asking both early and late during pregnancy; however, the second time was sometimes forgotten or avoided due to a feeling of being too focused on violence in the encounter with the woman.

"That is a reality that is sometimes forgotten.

And that, at least, proves something that is sometimes forgotten.

The most subversive bit in "That's My Boy??," though, is sometimes forgotten.

But the episode does serve as a timely reminder of one thing that is sometimes forgotten.

It's sometimes forgotten that it was a very English response to genocide and mass destruction.

It is sometimes forgotten now, but Ryan was a member of this commission.

It is sometimes forgotten, not least by themselves, that the Maastricht rebels lost.

What is sometimes forgotten amid the mythology, however, is that Turner wasn't the proprietor of any old billboard company.