Sentence examples for for having forgotten from inspiring English sources

This is what the BBC must be kicking themselves for having forgotten, with this year's unloved Top Gear.

You'll be forgiven for having forgotten it was the netbook — a small notebook computer with a slender price tag, about $300.

You'd be forgiven, amid this deluge, for having forgotten – or maybe never having quite grasped in the first place – what mindfulness actually is.

The examinations, like so much of French education, require a prodigious memory; a candidate in geography was once failed for having forgotten the name of a Polish mountain.

In the anguish of the dream I cannot account for having forgotten this house, forgotten that I am responsible for its maintenance.

Afterward, when the world was exploding around him, he felt annoyed with himself for having forgotten the name of the BBC reporter who told him that his old life was over and a new, darker existence was about to begin.

Neither of us had lived with anyone for a long time; I, for one, had forgotten all the issues that arise when you inhabit space with someone else.

I for one had forgotten that Moomintrolls used to live behind the stoves in people's houses and were driven out by the advent of central heating.

Occasionally, a computer website that asks for birthdays has forgotten to include the 29th of February as a possibility, but even that has been few and far between.

The death knell is already ringing for publishers who have forgotten our reason for being..

It's the right gift for anyone who has forgotten that Z was the medieval Roman numeral for 2000.