Sentence examples for come to forget from inspiring English sources

(This is what it's come to — Forget the designer clothes! A doggie bag with no leaks! That's living).

She answered, "I've come to forget my dissatisfaction with the man in my appreciation of his work".

This is traditionally a medium of escape, the place you come to forget about the world and blow stuff up for a few minutes.

"This is where we come to forget why we're stationed here," said Andrey Korivitsky, 28, a legionnaire from Belarus who resembles Timothy McVeigh, the Oklahoma City bomber.

They come to "forget their ancestors" and also their descendants, as well as isolating themselves from their contemporaries.

If every piece of music created caused your body to break out with head to toe goosebumps, you would come to forget what it was like to ever not have head to toe goosebumps, and those goosebumps would stop meaning anything.

There is something baboonish about his sharp, dark face that explains how he came to forget that an artist, like anybody else, has to have some fastidiousness.

But modern Japan, confident that advanced technology and higher seawalls would protect vulnerable areas, came to forget or ignore these ancient warnings, dooming it to repeat bitter experiences when the recent tsunami struck.

Then, as her insights entered the scientific mainstream, the idea that a woman had created these thoughts was considered so odd that even scientists who did use her ideas came to forget who had originated them.

Nietzsche understood that too great a weight of history can squeeze the life out of the present; and when it comes to forgetting in 2012, the internet is the increasingly weighty elephant in every room.

But more than that, I think the moment is a nod to how slowly change comes to forgotten towns and the people who live there.