Sentence examples for for forgetfulness from inspiring English sources
"They don't leave it dangling over Federer, do they?" he says later, rebuking his new towel boy for forgetfulness.
"One thing which most interested me was the fact that neglect, or our genius for forgetfulness, occurs at every level of social and political activity.
During his Paris years Darwish wrote Memory for Forgetfulness, a memoir of Beirut under the saturation Israeli bombing of 1982 which has been translated into English.
"Eine Erinnerung für das Vergessen," a 2006 work based on the Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish's "Memory for Forgetfulness," is scarcely less elemental.
Dr Kandel hopes to be able to find a more precise concoction to offset the decline of CREB in middle age, and thereby find a treatment for forgetfulness.
Darwish authored several books of prose including the memoirs Yawmiyyāt al-ḥuzn al-ʿādī (1973; Journal of an Ordinary Grief) and Dhākirah lil-nisyān (1987; Memory for Forgetfulness)—and more than 20 collections of poetry.
Amanda Pike, a reporter for PBS Frontlinee, tells a story which starkly demonstrates the cost of forgetfulness for individual victims.
Nevertheless, I have written once more to remind you that the matter should not be doomed to the dust of forgetfulness, for it is more important to me than all the money in the world".
We identify an lncRNA pseudogene, Lethe (named after the mythological river of forgetfulness, for its role in negative feedback), which is expressed in response to proinflammatory cytokines TNFα and IL-1β, and the anti-inflammatory agent, dexamthasone, but is not responsive to microbial components, and is primarily found on the chromatin.
You know, if you forget something, they don't execute you for your forgetfulness!' 'I should be honest with you.
You know, if you forget something, they don't execute you for your forgetfulness!' To prevent the progress of forgetfulness or avoid its consequences, participants used different strategies, like exercising their memory skills, concealing their inability to remember or respond satisfactorily, and comparing themselves with those who had worse situations.
