Sentence examples for what is forgotten from inspiring English sources

What is remembered and what is forgotten?

What is forgotten are daunting social, cultural, economic and demographic complexities.

At the same time, what is forgotten and unknown keeps creeping, ghostlike, into latter-day lives.

And perhaps what is forgotten most of all is that benefit claimants are by definition poor, often desperately so.

There is no justice in what is forgotten and what is remembered – "Oblivion blindly scattereth her poppy".

"The shopper searches for what is needed, keeps an eye out for what is forgotten and is open to surprises.

What was forgotten shall be known.

The novella Remembering 1942 and the film 1942 are dedicated to commemorating what was forgotten.

"We were trying to remind people about what was past, what was forgotten," Mr. Miller said.

"This was a dispassionate view of where we stand, what needs to be fixed, and what was forgotten," said one official who attended the session on Friday.

"What Europe is forgetting is that there needs to be respect for contract rights".