We are all forgetful from time to time.
In keeping with its subject's professional and personal preoccupations, it will be "an indictment of my country, of time, of our forgetful, self-centered humanity".
But allow yourself plenty of time and patience; service is forgetful, slow and sloppy.
The history of Western philosophy has heavily favored thematics of time over space, uninterested or simply forgetful of the fact that we humans live in particular places and in the particular kind of spaces we create and/or imagine.
Lover of patchwork, assisted-living-village social chair, a little forgetful at times.
"I'm forgetful at times," Fitzpatrick said, "so it's almost been easier just leaving it on".
She was messy, creative, and a bit forgetful at times.
Fisher builds her verse around absences — roads not taken, lovers who have disappeared — and indicts language for its inadequate approximations: "Although here and now is the medium you move through, then and then is the time of your verbs, every one of them conjugated, forgetful of the infinite which was their tense when they began and which they yearn for".
forgetful of himself and of his kindred".
Forgetful of past loyalties, he was betrayed as often as he himself betrayed others.
On the tapes, Mrs. Bettencourt often seems bored and forgetful of details, like the Seychelles island.
