Sentence examples for failures to remember from inspiring English sources

I'm talking about much cruder mistakes, basic failures to remember history or logic — the kind of thing you really would not expect from big guns in the field.

The seeming lack of concern about behavior that cost his former employer money, the sense of entitlement and belief in personal impunity, and the supposed failures to remember are disturbing enough; the accusations about his behavior toward women, abuse of authority, and inability to follow the law should be presumptively disqualifying in a person who seeks to unite and lead.

– failure to remember who said "journeying is hard" and the image of the glimmering moon and "the brown channel".

Yet in spite of our guilty feelings, it's not so clear that failure to remember in such cases involves real moral culpability.

It was also about the failure to remember: the crowds that did not come, the medal that arrived after 50 long years, the government benefits that never did.

His prayers at Auschwitz last year were a welcome gesture - despite his failure to remember exactly when he quit the armed forces of the Third Reich.

"I [can't] help feeling some resentment towards the failure to reach an agreement, the failure to remember where we came from, the failure to be as brothers, as we once were.

If Mr. Everson often presents the failure to remember the past as a problem, he also suggests that the failure to understand history when you're living in the middle of it can be an even greater one.

He showed up to read a Top 10 list of "Rick Perry Excuses" for his failure to remember, in the midst of the Republican debate Wednesday night, the third federal agency he would like to shut down as president.

"I am much more afraid that the conservatives, especially in Germany, are about to destroy Europe and the European idea, all because of their appalling failure to remember history".

So we learned of Miliband shutting himself in a hotel room, mortified by his failure to remember the bit about the deficit in his speech to last autumn's Labour party conference.