Sentence examples for a complete forgetfulness from inspiring English sources

I understand why London writes about Buck feeling the "ecstasy comes when one is most alive, and it comes as a complete forgetfulness that one is alive".

The strongest civilisations are those without memory - those capable of complete forgetfulness.

It is an abandonment, a forgetfulness, and therefore most elusive when we search for it.

And yet this most selfish of characters dies in complete self-forgetfulness: he can think, at the end, only of the plight of Tourvel and what he has done to her.

In good times, a kind of forgetfulness falls over the land.

What builds character are actions on behalf of other people, a loss of self through a forgetfulness of self.

In Gnosticism there is talk of a similar forgetfulness, which must be resisted.

"Now what I see is a certain forgetfulness of what happened in the crisis".

A burnished nostalgia crosses paths with a studied forgetfulness, and myth lurks at every turn.

But Dulles's and Japan's strategy also fostered a deliberate forgetfulness whose consequences haunt us today.

Apes, she surmised, may share a human forgetfulness of things past.