Sentence examples for at least forget from inspiring English sources
People have had time to forgive him, or at least forget his transgressions.
Matte and I were both mutants, freaks, human unhumans — a fact I could at least forget when I was with real people, those with death in them".
I thought I could at least forget about Linda Lavin, who plays Ms. Channing's alcoholic sister, while she was taking an onstage nap.
And like the burial rites for ordinary people that take place thousands of times each day in America, they can also be times to forgive, or at least forget.
Steven Van Zandt has seen them maybe 50 times: 'You try and spread it out so you at least forget a few things.' Michael Imperioli has seen them at least 20 times - his family has a Christmas tradition where they watch the first three hours of the entire saga on Christmas Eve, then watch the rest on Christmas morning.
Yes, we had the tutor, but only for physics, you know what a swot she is, some nights I'd be literally pleading with her to stop reading and stay up sexting, or at least forget her piano practice, but she'd never have it – grade eight!
Yet it seems that if not forgiven, they are at least forgotten.
Despite being defiantly favoured by some men of a certain crowd today, the moustache has been abandoned or at least forgotten in the wake of hipster-bashing.
Back in Saddar Town, the tour group, who almost all live in the wealthy neighbourhoods, have, for a few hours at least, forgotten about their security concerns.
Solly, dressed in tracksuit bottoms, was standing on the wet rectangle of lawn in one of those null states she often entered in the presence of the children, when she forgot that she existed, or at least forgot to act as though she did.
The split at the church, which has divided families and friends, has reached a level of rancor rarely seen in this city, where disputes are often mollified, or at least forgotten, with the help of a well-attended cocktail party and where some tour guides still refer to the Civil War as "that late unpleasantness".
