Sentence examples for widely forgotten from inspiring English sources

After 13 years in exile, Mr Gao had been widely forgotten or ignored in the mainland.

Here is a curious, widely forgotten episode in the history of French painting.

All are names, gone and widely forgotten, of the areas currently known as SoHo, Stuyvesant Town and the Upper West Side.

So declared Richard Nixon in May 1969 in his now widely forgotten "Special Message to the Congress Recommending a Program to End Hunger in America".

But it had a renowned if now widely forgotten coach, Tony Hinkle, and a fieldhouse that was the largest basketball arena in the country when it opened in 1928.

The film gives us some satiric hints of Wag the Dog and Tropic Thunder – with a slight touch of the leaden and widely forgotten buddy movie Hollywood Homicide with Josh Hartnett and Harrison Ford.

That Qian Xuesen's exceptional genius grew during his two decades in the United States, where he did a Ph.D. and experimented widely, is forgotten.

In the apocalyptic chaos of Hitler's downfall, the final days in the bunker and the dramatic suicides of Adolf and Eva, Braun's home movies, never widely known, became forgotten.

Once part of the Soviet Union, it gained independence in 1991 and immediately fell into a widely ignored and forgotten civil war between the government and Islamist opposition forces that claimed the lives of around 100,000 people.

Both were shocking suggestions, not forgotten and widely not forgiven.

So Spoelstra's remark was widely mocked and quickly forgotten, until Miami lost two straight games, sparking another "What's wrong with the Heat?" minicrisis.