Sentence examples for forget the effect from inspiring English sources

It's easy to forget the effect a theatre can have on a play.

I'll never forget the effect that standing in the Sistine Chapel had on me.

Let's not forget the effect on working people when both the price of fuel and the price of fuel-efficient cars are high.

Even if they were crushed tomorrow, military historians are unlikely to forget the effect of their blitzkrieg "psyops" campaign, the Isis psychological operation to terrify their opponents by flooding social media on the internet with gruesome images and videos of what happens to their enemies.

Let's not forget the effect Trump is already having on the economy because of his surge and his universal interest.

Suja and Vijay join in with the laughter as they, for now, forget the effect their personal mine drama will have on the rest of their lives.

I will never forget the effects of absinthe and hope that I have a chance to sample this divine beverage again as soon as possible.

But Mr. Jordan never forgot the effect that the cases had on his boss, John Volz.

He wonders if a young Kevin Costner felt the same for Sam and never forgot the effect, both the loss and the justification of violence that went with it: clearly such savage dog-killers deserve extermination.

Reading Polly Toynbee's article (Duncan Smith's treatment of the disabled is monstrous, 11 April), it is apparent that IDS has forgotten the effects of poverty, if he ever knew.

Forget the profound effect – I'm just not quite sure what to make of this.