Sentence examples for forgetfulness by from inspiring English sources

Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness, by Alexandra Fuller (Penguin; $25.95).

She tries to cover up her forgetfulness by offering absurd treats, like a tour of the local docks, to the hapless couple who were hospitable to her and her traveling companion, Clare Wedderburn (deliciously played by Delphi Harrington).

A decade ago I published a book on the genesis of Richard Strauss's "Elektra" and can, perhaps, shed further light on the story of Vittorio Gnecchi's "Cassandra" and Strauss's "Elektra" and the issue of "plagiarism" ["Plagiarism, Telepathy or Forgetfulness?" by Matthew Gurewitsch, June 24].

Yes, my husband and I conspired to thwart the system and dealt with the problem of our daughter's forgetfulness by absorbing the consequences of it ourselves.

In fact alcohol intake increases forgetfulness by patients of the times and instructions of ART medication.

Even after installation of DHIS2, errors in data collection continue to occur, and these errors are largely attributed to limited availability of reporting tools; lack of computers and poor access to the internet, lack of training of newly deployed or recruited staff and forgetfulness by trained users to capture relevant data.

The infective forgetfulness spread by the mist seems to demand an allegorical reading.

He is in a shitty little place, choked with rubbish, himself rubbish, disposed of without ceremony, snatched back from the void of forgetfulness only by the rude lens of the photographer.

Although the main reasons given for stopping NSAID therapy were infrequent/low-intensity rheumatic pain or developing adverse events, the main reason for stopping GPA therapy was forgetfulness, followed by the absence of either rheumatic or abdominal symptoms.

His barren landscapes in muted tones are simple and ambiguous yet puzzling, like a memory that has become mutilated by imagination and unravelled by forgetfulness.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, April 30 , 1932P. 18 A brief listing of several recent exhibitions of extraordinary forgetfulness... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Zoë Heller By Malcolm Gladwell.