Sentence examples for deliberately forgotten from inspiring English sources

The solitary act of standing before the colours will help Ireland to purposely remember what was deliberately forgotten.

The solitary act of standing before the colours will help Ireland to purposely remember what was deliberately forgotten.

It is, too often, a deliberately forgotten element of the American past — one that is nonetheless felt everywhere in Ferguson, Missouri, where protests followed the shooting of Michael Brown, who was eighteen years old, by a police officer.

I'd bet there are quite a few of you who'll realise that you've either added on a score or two with a little wishful thinking, or deliberately forgotten someone who you really wish you hadn't.

Also seeming to contradict Freud, lab experiments have shown that while neutral words can be deliberately forgotten, emotionally charged words such as "incest" seem to be immune from this process.

It is, too often, a deliberately forgotten element of the American past one that is nonetheless felt everywhere in Ferguson, Missouri, where protests followed the shooting of Michael Brown, who was eighteen years old, by a police officer.

Automatically disregarding revived memories is as hard as deliberately forgetting things — we can't do it.

On one occasion he deliberately forgot the ball and carried on running.

The origins of the nuclear predicament lie in scientific knowledge but we cannot go back to our pre-nuclear state, as we cannot deliberately forget our scientific knowledge.

And of course one cannot deliberately forget things, though one can deliberately behave as if one had forgotten, or even as if they had never occurred.

Rather than choosing to disregard a contradiction in your opinion, if you are doublethinking, you are deliberately forgetting that the contradiction is there.