Sentence examples for being forgetful from inspiring English sources
Being forgetful, then, is something that happens to us.
But just being forgetful or scatterbrained doesn't mean you have ADHD.
Perhaps I'm biased, being an old woman, but I get the impression that the world is often surprised to find that we can do much at all, other than dodder around being forgetful, or do the odd bit of gardening, knitting, heating up soup or crawling round the block with a small dog.
However, she also indicated being "forgetful sometime"' as having an impact on her life.
Also, another perc-exposed child was characterized as being forgetful at school, although not specifically as developmentally or learning disabled.
'Being forgetful' and 'A changed appearance' were regarded and accepted as belonging to the ageing process and therefore not undermining dignity ("Yes I have more wrinkles, grey hair and I forget things occasionally, but may I? I'm 82 years old!").
The films are often slow and repetitive because human beings are forgetful and unobservant.
"I have a friendly disposition but am forgetful, though I tend to forget only important things," he read.
They are forgetful and tend to isolate themselves: 'If you tell him something, he will forget it.
Our culture is forgetful.
