Sentence examples for a forgetting from inspiring English sources

Luckily other researchers are at work on a forgetting pill.

Islands released "A Sleep & a Forgetting" (Anti-) this month.

I had too, and I'm glad to have been saved from such a forgetting.

Changing what we eat and letting tastes fade from memory create a kind of cultural loss, a forgetting.

The human race is thus spiritually the seed of Seth, though bodily incarnation at birth entails a forgetting of this divine origin.

The troubled society's malaise was interpreted by Hosea, a prophet of the northern kingdom (Israel), as a forgetting of God (see Hosea, Book of).

Cantor Cohen named the piece for the ode's first line, "Our birth is but a sleep and a forgetting," and wrote it for St . Bartholomews, an Episcopal church.

And then it's not a forgetting; she begins to suspect that everyone is right and she is wrong, that this is Gabe after all.

I put my hand to my own hair, felt the lack of it, the chill, and in my ear a whisper, like the whisper of wool; a shawl around my head, a softness like lambswool: a forgetting.

William Wordsworth wrote "Our birth is but a sleep and a forgetting; / The Soul that rises with us, our life's Star, / Hath had elsewhere its setting / And cometh from afar …" The Montreal pop band Islands' fourth and latest release, "A Sleep & A Forgetting" echoes that sentiment of transition in that it's a breakup record (and what's a birth other than the biggest breakup of all time).

where is a forgetting factor.