Sentence examples for forget the truth from inspiring English sources
But robinnyt reminds of what we all know and strive to forget: "The truth is, the books will turn to dust one day, as will I".
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I will never forget the truth I gleaned through the process of cultivating it.
Those queens didn't die for us to forget the truth of who we are: We are fucking royalty.
Forget the truth since censorship was necessary to keep Merton's pre-monastic "dirty laundry" a secret, a thought process similar to forgetting the truth when it comes to priests sexually abusing little boys and girls.
An earlier version said Attlee's Labour party never forgot the truth of the claim that it owed as much to Methodism as to the trade unions.
One of his sons saw the familiar keys on Tuesday night and shouted, "Magi is here!" Mr. Rao heard him and later said he forgot the truth for half a second.
The fact that Sessions didn't tell the truth — whether he forgot the truth or purposely obfuscated is up for discussion — about his contacts with the Russian ambassador in 2016 is a very tough one to defend.
If Clement Attlee talked vaguely of liking Christian ethics but not the mumbo jumbo, his party never forgot the truth of the claim that it owed more to Methodism than to Marxism.
DeWitt's mind forgets the truth, and because of the transition, invents this new memory about being tasked to retrieve some unknown girl from this floating city.
How often we forget the simple truth that successful management has nothing to do with individual brilliance or performance but everything to do with accomplishing work through others.
