Sentence examples for forgetfulness once from inspiring English sources

In 2001, the national psyche exercised its formidable forgetfulness once again as the majority of Israelis voted Sharon Prime Minister.

This epidemic of anxiety around memory loss is so strong that many older adults seek help for the kind of day-to-day forgetfulness that once was considered normal.

A simple remedy to forgetfulness is to read novels more than once.

The dead are dipped in the waters of forgetfulness, and Eurydice has lost all that she once knew, her husband's name, much of her own history, language itself.

English oaks were once in the Park, but they gradually disappeared through attrition and forgetfulness.

"This discovery of yours will create forgetfulness in the learners' souls, because they will not use their memories," a concerned commentator once spoke of a new technology.

Nevertheless, I have written once more to remind you that the matter should not be doomed to the dust of forgetfulness, for it is more important to me than all the money in the world".

Among these are "lupus fog" characterized by forgetfulness, loss of short-term memory, loss of words, clumsiness and inability to handle a variety of tasks at once.

Over the graves, forgetfulness.

"Winning requires some forgetfulness.

The reason is forgetfulness.