Sentence examples for completely forgotten the from inspiring English sources

Evidently people had not completely forgotten the importance of listening.

"I was doing some Wikipedia-ing last night, and I had completely forgotten the fact that Kitty was a lesbian," Hannah says.

Her parents had not condescended to his, as they had feared, and his mother had not significantly misbehaved, or completely forgotten the purpose of the occasion.

The next time I looked up, it was 10.30am, I'd reached level 40 (without paying) and completely forgotten the theory that this was supposed to be a grind.

Mr. Gore's aides were in a panic about how the imperious, repellent Debate Al seemed to have completely forgotten the sweet, unsmarmy Convention Al.

"She turned around, and she had a big smile on her face, and she said, 'Thank you so much for a lovely afternoon.' She had completely forgotten the whole credit card incident".

But my team told me to completely forget the past.

In fact, generations of Brightonians yet unborn completely forgot the story.

This was a large, wealthy company which chose to completely forget the existence of an employee of nine years.

"Some of the nannies were able to completely forget the camera, and others were more mindful of it, but the children certainly did".

But worse, the effort I was making to hear was using up so much brain power that I completely forgot the titles of his books.