Sentence examples for dangers of forgetting from inspiring English sources

Remembering his other grandparents, the Feltners, Andy seems not so much visionary as dyspeptic, warning about the dangers of forgetting "the timely world of nature or the eternal world of the prophets and poets.

Yet, I'm reminded of the dangers of forgetting our past.

As a teacher and advocate, he passed to us memories of his experience, warned against the dangers of forgetting, and called us to action against similar injustices.

As our society navigates these times of change and looks to solutions, we must heed the lessons of tolerance that Mr. Wiesel took such care to pass on from his experiences: the consequences of intolerance, the dangers of forgetting, and our duty to act against violence, repression, and racism whenever they stand before us.

Is he in danger of forgetting his roots?

I think there's a danger of forgetting that.

There's no danger of forgetting Diversity's reality-television background.

I could go over all the details as though I were in danger of forgetting them.

We are in grave danger of forgetting the importance of the book".

He and his followers sometimes seem to be in danger of forgetting this.

As adults we can be in danger of forgetting how to play.