Sentence examples for act forget from inspiring English sources

If ticket buyers aren't familiar and expect an oldies act, forget it.

But for the most part these are acts forgotten by time, whose rediscovery greatly widens our sense of the vaudeville era.

(Jay C. Flippen, like Jimmy Conlin later a hard-working character actor, turns up doing a risqué patter routine). But for the most part these are acts forgotten by time, whose rediscovery greatly widens our sense of the vaudeville era.

Immigration minister Peter Dutton, a man who does not inspire great confidence when it comes to his grasp of fine details, claimed that the whistleblower protection legislation "overrides the provisions" of the Border Force Act – so forget about the secrecy provisions of the new law, and whistle away.

Therefore, the act of "forgetting" seems to be as much a pillar of human behavior as the act of remembering (I've never read Proust's "Remembrance of Things Past", though its theme of involuntary memory seems to be particularly applicable).

He takes up painting and tells his instructor that it is "a kind of act of forgetting".

Those months at a German high school were really MacGregor's first experience of the act of forgetting.

In a sense, the act of forgetting and remembering is depicted in the video works by showing the deconstruction and reconstruction in a constant loop.

In her haunting new novel, "Family Album," the act of forgetting is as strange and interesting as the power of remembering.

Abandoned to his estate in Norfolk, Merivel is tormented by the thought that his monarch's failure to reply to any letter is "a deliberate act of forgetting".

Last week, both men reported that they had not repeated what each called the stupid act of forgetting his cello while traveling.