Sentence examples for becoming forgetful from inspiring English sources
Around the time of the break-up, he started becoming forgetful.
Some are aging, and their medical knowledge is out of date; some are becoming forgetful, even demented.
The stories begin to blur after a while into a familiar pattern: A young athlete slowly decompensates, becoming forgetful, off balance, confused.
The study of more than 6,000 people found that the more fat they had in their guts in their early to mid-40s, the greater their chances of becoming forgetful and confused and showing other signs of senility as they aged.
"I'm definitely becoming forgetful of a significant amount of things nowadays".
Zupp, a financial advisor turned motivational speaker who lives in upstate New York, started training about five years ago because, like many competitors, he feared becoming forgetful with age.
You are the co-producer of a four-part series for HBO, "The Alzheimer's Project," and I wonder if you've noticed that Alzheimer's has become a popular and probably overused punch line now that baby boomers are turning gray and becoming more forgetful.
He and Maddalena, who is becoming worryingly forgetful, are preoccupied by the images from the past that have been stirred by the prospect of this final trip.
She lives a long way from me, and on her own, but we speak regularly on the phone and she is becoming increasingly forgetful and confused.
A source close to Mrs May said: "Maybe Clegg is becoming as forgetful as Ed Miliband but we haven't received a letter from him.
