Sentence examples for by forgetfulness from inspiring English sources

She was afraid, too, that she might have forgotten things, but, she found it untouched by forgetfulness.

The mystics agree on the necessity of dying to the false self dominated by forgetfulness of God.

Among these are "lupus fog" characterized by forgetfulness, loss of short-term memory, loss of words, clumsiness and inability to handle a variety of tasks at once.

Though details of both evaluations remain private, Mr. Cherry's lawyers have described his condition as one characterized by forgetfulness and contradictory statements.

Method is replaced by forgetfulness in "Summer Pudding", while "Lost" shows an elderly woman "prowling around the flat" looking for her children: "Where can they be?" Basil Bunting claimed it was "easier to die than to remember"; Adcock scores the sand to defy the waves.

As Cicero acknowledges, and as was especially true in the highest echelons of Roman society, "Men are led most of all to being overwhelmed by forgetfulness of justice when they slip into desiring positions of command or honour or glory" (I.26).

An officer can do that by failing to show up, by altering testimony or by claiming forgetfulness.

At first, Eurydice is bemused by her forgetfulness; she can't recall Orpheus's name.

Alzheimer's is a progressive brain disease characterized by increasing forgetfulness and confusion, eventually resulting in loss of independence and, ultimately, loss of self.

His work reflects the idea of Milan Kundera, that the machinery of power works by imposing forgetfulness; that the way the individual can fight back is through laughter.

I, vexed by occasional forgetfulness, inadvertently drove into the new detention center because of a self-help book that urged him to avoid fixed routines.