That kind of television will eventually be consigned to oblivion.
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"They want Sergei Magnitsky's name consigned to oblivion," he told CNN in a rare interview in Moscow.
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Some of the figures' inscriptions are illegible, their origins, creators, and even triumphant rulers who dictated their burial consigned to oblivion.
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With so much of our collective national experience consigned to oblivion, we tread unknowingly on the graves of those whose lack of accorded dignity echoes with us yet.
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Some of her work can be dismissed as "quirky" or with whatever patronizing terms are sometimes applied to the work of female artists before it's consigned to oblivion.
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"Clearly, these innovative flights of the imagination do not deserve to be consigned to oblivion" Film Posters of the Russian Avant-Garde by Susan Pack is out now from Taschen.
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Al Gore in 2000 cringed with embarrassment at every reference to Bill Clinton's personal conduct and in 1984, when Walter Mondale ran, Jimmy Carter had been unfairly consigned to oblivion as a failed president.
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But with President-elect Donald J. Trump suggesting he will align the United States with Israel's extreme pro-settler government, the Obama/Kerry parameters will most likely be consigned to oblivion like those promulgated by Bill Clinton 16 years ago.
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To relate to everyone and no one; to long for community while remaining an outsider; to build an identity from the pieces of the past; to view writing as a vessel for what would otherwise be consigned to oblivion—all of these traits I see in Obama.
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He was on 27 April 1853, the first Lord Betterton in R. Sullivan's 'Elopement in High Life.' Many new parts in pieces now consigned to oblivion followed. On 23 Feb. 1860 he was first Colepepper in the 'Overland Route.
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Upon Aaronson's death Jacobs stated that "Further assessment of his work awaits more substantial publication"; about 40 years later, Baker, who has written most extensively on Aaronson, named him among the Whitechapel intellectual writers and artists "today consigned to oblivion".
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In the middle of 1918, they began to strengthen their power in the town including repressive measures against counterrevolutionaries. As a result, on July 24, 1918, the diplomats were compelled to leave Vologda. Later on, the diplomats’ stay in the town was consigned to oblivion.
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The youth's sympathy is such that it conceals the badge of shame on the poet's brow. No-one else's opinion matters, since the youth covers the poet's misdeeds. The poet must learn to take the youth's estimate as the only one worthwhile. All other opinions are consigned to oblivion.
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Words and phrases identified were those from the propaganda and euphemisms of Nazi period that, in the eyes of the authors, should be consigned to oblivion, but ten years after being identified in "Die Wandlung" were still in common usage. By the time the third edition appeared this "dictionary" had stretched to 33 "definitions".
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S. Frisch. W. W. Norton & Company. p. 161. "This work had long been consigned to oblivion, but it had a lasting impact on Nietzsche. Section 18 of Human, All Too Human cited Spir, not by name, but by presenting a 'proposition by an outstanding logician' (2,38; HH I § 18)." and reacting against the pessimistic philosophy of Wagner and Schopenhauer.
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Initially a music associated with the lower classes, rebetiko later reached greater general acceptance as the rough edges of its overt subcultural character were softened and polished, sometimes to the point of unrecognizability. Then, when the original form was almost forgotten, and its original protagonists either dead, or in some cases almost consigned to oblivion, it became, from the 1960s onwards, a revived musical form of wide popularity, especially among younger people of the time.
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However, after Somov's death, his name and works were consigned to oblivion. Only in 1989 Yuriy Vynnychuk put Somov back on the Ukrainian literary radarVynnychuk, Yuriy 1989, (compl.) Ohnianyi Zmii: Ukrainska hotychna proza XIX st. [The Fire- Breathing Dragon: Ukrainian Gothic Prose of the 19th Century], Molod, Kyiv collection of Somov’s folktales. He is distantly related to the American actor René Auberjonois; Auberjonois' maternal grandfather's mother was a Russian noblewoman, Eudoxia Michailovna Somova (1850–1924), a collateral cousin of Somov's.
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In the year following Jean de La Ceppède's death, Cardinal de Richelieu became King Louis XIII's Minister of State and the practices of Baroque literature were replaced by Neo-Classicism in French poetry. To this day, the French poetry of the Renaissance is often looked down on and François de Malherbe is often praised for breaking its mold. La Ceppède's verses were accordingly consigned to oblivion until 1915, when they were unearthed by Henri Bremond and appeared in the first volume of his book Histoire littéraire du Sentiment religieux en France. Since then, La Ceppède's poetry has experienced a revival.
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"French Honour For British Explorer", The Times, 12 April 1935.Sr Martin Lindsay's granddaughter's adventure - The Sunday Times Following Martin Lindsay's pioneering venture few expeditions visited the range which remained almost consigned to oblivion for many decades.Philip Bartlett, Undiscovered Mountains of the Kronprins Frederiks Bjerge - Alpine Journal Finally in 1995 the first guided icecap journey through the range was organized1997 American Alpine Journal, p. 222-225 and the following year, in July and August 1996, a number of the main summits of the range were climbed for the first time by members of the Tangent British East Greenland Expedition, including Paul Walker.
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The feminist style that scholars and researchers like those at the British Library attribute to Lanier is probably one of the reasons Salve "Deus Rex Judaeorum" was not well received. Lanier's Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum was, for the most part, forgotten for centuries. One scholar says, "["Salve Deus Rex Judeaorum" was] consigned to oblivion for nearly four centuries, Lanyer has only in recent decades become the focus of a significant body of critical scholarship and achieved a presence in the mainstream of Renaissance poetry." Although the reception to Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum was poor, the work has come to claim an important place in the history of English literature.
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The A.V.M. Canal was conceived as a 'water link' between Thiruvananthapuram and Kanyakumari in July 1860 during the reign of Uthradam Thirunal Marthanda Varma Maharaja of Travancore state.. Parts of it were completed, but the project was by and large abandoned, and with the advent of faster road transport, consigned to oblivion. Along with the Thiruvananthapuram–Shoranur canal which now forms the spine of the modern waterway project in Kerala, the AVM canal network would have formed a formidable water route linking the northern parts of Kerala to Kanyakumari paving way for a continuous waterway along west coast from Kasaragod to Kanyakumari. The canal was named after Lord Ananthapadmanabha - the tutelary deity - Queen Victoria and Marthanda Varma, the AVM Canal was literally a 'golden' project, its inauguration having been performed with a golden spade. But the spade also was lost.
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Generally, after a great spiritual ascent in the Russian society, caused by the Moscow Council in 1547 and 1549, by the end of the 16th century the feast of All Russian Saints became forgotten and celebrated only in certain parts of Russia. This trend in the 17th century began to grow, and eventually throughout the Synodal period, the veneration of the feast of All Russian Saints in the Russian Church was finally consigned to oblivion and preserved only in the Old Believers. July 20, 1908 peasant Nikolai Osipovich Gazukin, who lived in of Sudogda County of Vladimir Governorate, sent to the Most Holy Synod of the petition for the establishment of the annual celebration of "All Russian saints, who celebrated since beginning of Russia" with a request "to honor this day specially composed church service". The application was shortly rejected by synodal definition on the grounds that the existing feast of All Saints includes the memory of the Russian saints.
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