half-forgotten

I, on the other hand, have already trumped that by showing how the National Mall was laid out on the plan of the Christian Cross — which is clearly marked by some long half-forgotten markers. heh heh

Matthew Yglesias » Conspiracy Theories and Tea Parties 2010

Granted, father first dealt with prostate cancer and then had a bad fall and broke his hip and gave the family the scare of its life, but that seems like a nightmare half-forgotten.

mroctober: So, it's another year mroctober 2010

China's half-forgotten second-tier cities are an abyss of longing, regret, and what-ifs.

Chi Tung: China's Second Tier: Where Accidental Tourism Happens Chi Tung 2011

But that's not necessarily a bad thing -- sometimes, the half-forgotten destinations turn out to be the most memorable of all.

Chi Tung: China's Second Tier: Where Accidental Tourism Happens Chi Tung 2011

China's half-forgotten second-tier cities are an abyss of longing, regret, and what-ifs.

Chi Tung: China's Second Tier: Where Accidental Tourism Happens Chi Tung 2011

I had half-forgotten the shredded appearance of its spread wings, looking much like decaying leaves from the autumn.

Country diary: Sandy, Bedfordshire 2011

It was the love of a fond childhood friend, half-forgotten.

On Desperate Seas « A Fly in Amber 2009

But that's perhaps because what we think of as "common sense" is actually partly the product of experience – a lifetime's legitimately observed effects – floating in a soup of prejudices, half-forgotten facts and a vague idea of what other people think makes sense.

Here's an idea – let children think for themselves | Gaby Hinsliff 2011

This week shows a pretty broad cross section of the last forty years of film andtelevision, including at least one half-forgotten classic TV series, possibly the best cop show ever, and a half-dozen other, smaller releases with appeal tomore selective audiences.

DVD and Blu-Ray Releases This Week « Screaming Blue Reviews 2009

But that's not necessarily a bad thing -- sometimes, the half-forgotten destinations turn out to be the most memorable of all.

Chi Tung: China's Second Tier: Where Accidental Tourism Happens Chi Tung 2011