Sentence examples for failing to remember from inspiring English sources

The spot ends with the girl failing to remember the end of the alphabet.

"No I don't," I said, failing to remember what I could have done to make her think that.

Mr. Bush should not be singled out for failing to remember the innocents killed in the gulag.

Hadley last Monday blamed himself for failing to remember these warnings and allowing the claim to be revived in the State of the Union address in January.

Shame on her — one of the mothers of second wave feminism — for failing to remember that no part of a woman's body belongs to anyone but herself.

It was when we were in bed that she talked like this, and generally the conversation ended with me failing to remember and her getting cross.

Doctors have observed that there seems to be a "reminiscence bump": that people whose memories are failing tend to remember the period of their late childhood and early adulthood more vividly than other stages of their life.

This may not be great cinema, but it is great comedy, with no end of delirious set-pieces, from Martin trying and failing repeatedly to remember Caine's name while stuck in prison, to the torture Caine puts him through during one ruse when he is feigning paralysis.

If the Rehnquist court were to accept that, it would be remembered for failing to legitimate the incoming president and to set guidelines for future close contests.

Bayern have won a league record four Bundesliga titles in a row, but Guardiola may ultimately be remembered for failing to deliver the Champions League.

It was Howard, you'll remember, who – by failing to answer a question that Jeremy Paxman asked 12 times – made himself into a case study of how not to deal with the media.