Sentence examples for a point of forgetting from inspiring English sources

After the war New Yorkers made a point of forgetting the riots.

Retrieval events improve storage strength, enhancing overall memory, and the effects are most pronounced at the point of forgetting that is, retrieval at the point of forgetting has a greater impact on memory than repeated retrieval when retrieval strength is high.

But the thrill is fairly minimal, since the seats in the Lunt-Fontanne can't make like a roller coaster and jolt us around, addling our brains to the point of forgetting the plodding apparatus of the story.

Oil contaminated birds will preen constantly to the point of forgetting to drink and eat.[5] As a result, oil affected birds will appear dehydrated and emaciated.[6].

But a blond woman who clearly recalled the man himself was mesmerized to the point of forgetting to breathe by King Randy's pelvis impersonation.

He later becomes obsessed with the team, to the point of forgetting his eldest daughter's birthday.

Ms. Vega keeps one hand clenched to her stomach to suggest the debilitating effect of the stroke McCullers suffered at 30, but the performance feels tentative (to the point of forgetting some lyrics) and at times strained.

At the end of 2006, Ahmad Dhani threatened to disband the group if Maia did not cut back on her performance schedule; he felt she was too busy, to the point of forgetting their children.

Christians often think they need to be self-sacrificing to the point of forgetting their own needs almost completely.

The documentary makes a point of showing that Kevin Clash never forgot the many favors and kindnesses that were extended to him on his way up the ladder.

This is true, and should be a point of pride, though we shouldn't forget a high proportion of the visitors currently flocking to the Tate and the V&A, the National Gallery and the British Museum are tourists.