Sentence examples for forget the point from inspiring English sources
"They're so busy making it that they forget the point is to enjoy it".
They are simple games: every week, people must predict the winner of any game they want — forget the point spread — but any loss knocks them out.
And, more recently, Charlie Clegg, from St John's College at Oxford, seemed to forget the point of being on a quiz show when he almost jumped out of his seat at the sound of his own teammate's buzzer.
Never forget the point of academia It's been a popular sport in the last few years to decry the subjects of modern academic inquiry: media studies degree courses entitled "If You Ain't a Slater, Then See You Later: hierarchy and hegemony in EastEnders".
"It does, however, assume that my prediction for tonight's games doesn't come to fulfilment: Spain beat Chile in a fabulous, yet profligate 1-0 battle, whilst Switzerland forget the point of their match and bore the stadium to death in a goalless, chanceless encounter, thereby ensuring that two of my favourite teams go through, and more hideous anti-football is consigned to Greek/French dustbin.
Americans are well on their way out of Afghanistan's war, and they have not needed the country's most famous illicit export to get them already to forget the point of U.S. involvement there.
While writing your poem, stay focused so that you don't forget the points you need to write.
Has he forgotten the point?
The recent rich seem to have forgotten the point of being rich.
Bush talks about God, but he has forgotten the point of prophetic Christianity is compassion and justice for those who have least.
