Sentence examples for forgetfulness regarding from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Astor's seeming forgetfulness regarding people's identities was "a failure of recognition".

The lengths of the interviews were moderate and, even though the participants mostly spoke about their experiences of case managers, they expressed a forgetfulness regarding parts of their experiences.

"In those days I regarded forgetfulness as an essential part of survival," Hughes wrote.

Hughes destroyed the final volume, he later wrote in a foreword, "because I did not want her children to have to read it (in those days I regarded forgetfulness as an essential part of survival)".

The last of these contained entries for several months, and I destroyed it because I did not want her children to have to read it (in those days I regarded forgetfulness as an essential part of survival).

The second of these two books her husband destroyed, because he did not want her children to have to read it (in those days he regarded forgetfulness as an essential part of survival).

It is also interesting that some of the Iranian immigrants in our study regarded forgetfulness as the health problem they themselves suffered from, while they regarded dementia as a disease that people with low IQ or low social class suffered from.

Many people complain of memory loss but can provide considerable detail regarding incidents of forgetfulness, such as where they were at the time.

Not understanding the doctor's instructions regarding drug use, infrequent/mild-intensity pain, and forgetfulness were the most frequently cited reasons for non-adherence.

Barriers to the delivery of preventive health services include lack of time, physician forgetfulness, patient refusal, practice logistical difficulties, urgent concerns dominating visits, inadequate reimbursement and patient concerns regarding the intervention [ 28- 30].

While forgetfulness is one major challenge to medication use, non-adherence often is intentional, due to patients' skepticism about the medication's potential benefits, or concerns regarding side effects or other negative consequences of long-term pharmacotherapy [ 5– 7].