Sentence examples for forget to understand from inspiring English sources

Women often assume their team may be good at things we need them to fulfill, but we forget to understand the women.

If the west wishes today to underline the differences that surely exist between its intervention now and earlier ones, a precondition for persuasiveness is to familiarise ourselves with what we have forgotten, to understand why this history does matter despite everything that the Gaddafis of the world do with it, and will matter more and more the longer the regime hangs on.

"But my brother forgets to understand, and I've told him so many times," he says -- and he goes on to explain that while he grew up in Castleknock, which he calls a "posh" Dublin neighborhood, when he was 14 he started playing soccer with kids on the unposh side of town and began talking tougher.

Prospective clinical trials are urgently needed to determine whether early formula-driven haemostatic resuscitation should be adopted or forgotten, to better understand trauma-associated coagulopathy and to develop evidence-based massive transfusion guidelines.

It's not that you have to forget – you have to forget but try to understand why and try to correct things as soon as possible".

Don't forget to refer to Muslims if there is anything in the Qur'an you don't understand.

Forget to take medication?

It's hard to forget and perhaps challenging to understand.

In seeking to understand forgetting in the context of memory, such auxiliary phenomena as differences in the rates of forgetting for different kinds of information also must be taken into account.

I'm reading a non-fiction book called Vodou Shaman by Ross Heaven (if you read The Fog of Forgetting you will begin to understand why), and I just finished a novel by Kate Christensen called The Astral.

1) Stick to longboarding, 2) don't stray into politics and 3) above all, don't go on about how inequality is bad for the planet so that you come across like some Reclaim The Streets outreach worker wandering lost through the pages of a hipster magazine, nine-tenths of which he doesn't understand, while forgetting to mention longboarding in any way, shape or form.