Sentence examples for easily forgets from inspiring English sources

That is not the kind of judgment one easily forgets.

The selective memory that so easily "forgets" the decisive contributions of "rationalist" Muslim thinkers like al-Farabi (10th century), Avicenna (11th century), Averroes (12th century), al-Ghazali (12th century), Ash-Shatibi (13th century) and Ibn Khaldun (14th century) is reconstructing a Europe that is not only a deception, but practises self-deception about its own past.

There is, though, one reason above all others which the Westminster village too easily forgets and is the key to all the rest - it's popular.

In accordance with the title, the viewer easily forgets that two different hands made these marks.

This is happening in a country ruled by a party so obsessed with anything Western and secular, that the Prime Minister himself easily forgets he was jailed for citing a poem.

The teacher said, "…her performance in craft work was very slow… Er… she has poor concentration and easily forgets to do her homework.

That is easily forgotten.

We too easily forget this.

SUCH a meeting was not easily forgotten.

But they easily forget two things.

"We easily forget people's pain".