Sentence examples for forget more about from inspiring English sources

Well, maybe, and who is Cassandra to challenge Mr Cole (and I have many Economist colleagues who will forget more about techie stuff than I will ever learn)?

Tim Winship will probably forget more about travel loyalty programs than you'll ever know.

"He has forgotten more about economics than the shadow chancellor ever knew," Osborne went on.

As Jason Howard says, "Anthony's forgotten more about the Ring than most people know".

"The guy's probably forgotten more about cars than I'll ever know.

Ms. Abedin, he said, "has forgotten more about politics and public policy than I maybe will ever know".

Gooch has forgotten more about batting than most would ever know, so that is a great shame.

"He's already forgotten more about cars and the American auto industry than anybody in the Obama administration will ever know".

At this point, she said, "he's learned and forgotten more about Mexican food than my mother or I ever knew".

This, below, from the Irish Independent's Daniel McDonnell, who has forgotten more about the FAI than most people will ever know.

Perhaps the most tactful thing one can say about it is that the powers that be have forgotten more about "rogue trading" than we little people ever knew.