Sentence examples for forgetfulness when from inspiring English sources

This focus is occurring because, in some instances, tickets were supposedly fixed when officers who wrote them were persuaded to skip scheduled appearances, or to sabotage cases by professing forgetfulness when asked to describe the traffic stop.

We perpetuate forgetfulness when we refuse to remember.

"Composing gives me great pleasure … there is nothing that surpasses the joy of creation, if only because through it one wins hours of self-forgetfulness, when one lives in a world of sound," she said.

(Marjorie (53), elderly guardian) Forgetfulness can also mean that children are not reminded to take their drugs at a regular interval, with elderly guardians forgetting when the last drug was taken.

Forgetfulness reigns when journalists play gatekeepers, and slam the gates shut.

His short novels and stories written between then and his death in 1910 appear like beautiful moments of pure forgetfulness, times when his own great restless spirit was distracted and he managed to allow his political and religious preoccupations to play against the glittering constructs of his imagination.

Others reported that the calls minimised forgetfulness, especially when they were busy with work or were away from home.

Oklahoma, in short, has vowed never to forget, even when a little forgetfulness might bring a healthy respite.

The forgetfulness had begun when she left Africa and all the problems there.

As Cicero acknowledges, and as was especially true in the highest echelons of Roman society, "Men are led most of all to being overwhelmed by forgetfulness of justice when they slip into desiring positions of command or honour or glory" (I.26).

It measures both intentional and unintentional adherence based on forgetfulness, carelessness, stopping medication when feeling better, and stopping medication when feeling worse.