Sentence examples for a means of forgetting from inspiring English sources

Four songs out of 10 refer to alcohol in the title, and in each case drinking is a means of forgetting but not regret.

"How could I forget?" Strawberries had been David's 4-H project, a means of making a few hundred dollars a summer toward his eventual college expenses.

Drinking alcohol was described as a means of "dulling" or "forgetting" one's problems, in effect, turning off the mind as a way of gaining peace.

As a means of reconnecting not just with forgotten skills but deeper knowledge, too, the books are unsurpassed.

Influenced by a 2010 New York Times article headlined, The web means the end of forgetting, Found's piece puts you face-to-face with the reality of publicly sharing our 'private' selves.

For those who were wondering what Mickelson is trying to forget, perhaps as a means of gauging how high to choose him in the office pool, here are the details: He has made the cut in 14 of his 17 appearances, has a stroke average of 72.47 and is 85 over par in his 62 rounds completed.

Perhaps memories of early years were never really meant for sons, for whom growing up requires a kind of forgetting.

"Time has a way of forgetting you".

And that means completely forgetting about any kind of heavily-hyped pay-per-view fight, because Rock is telling funny jokes right now.

That dedication to principle is what being independent really means.... Forget the collections of out-of-print 45s and old issues of Forced Exposure.

In her circle of misfits eccentricity means forgetting — whoops!