Sentence examples for forgets himself from inspiring English sources

A Bold Adventure, 1915; Sweet and Twenty, 1919; Fires or Innocence, 1922; The Lilac Sunbonnet, 1922; Rouges of the Turf, 1923; Chester Forgets Himself, 1924; The Gold Cure, 1925; A Girl of London, 1925; The King's Highway, 1927.

Occasionally, fabulous, fleeting moments arrive when he forgets himself.

Too often, however, Torday forgets himself and we are shunted jarringly into another's consciousness.

Vindice, instead, dissolves in the vertigo of his own disguises ("Joy's a subtle elf: I think man's happiest when he forgets himself").

Dermot Trellis is enough captivated by the beauty of Sheila Lamont, a character he has invented to illustrate female virtue, "that he so far forgets himself as to assault her himself".

Headlines in The St . LouisPost-Dispatch were finger-pointing daggers aimed at the coach -- "Martz forgets himself and lets game get away" and "Disappointed fans air gripes after lost dream".

Then, one afternoon, he forgot himself.

" Eventually, he began to forget himself.

And then, yes, Rogério forgot himself for a few moments.

For a moment even Mr. Sheff seemed to forget himself.

They began rallying, and in the frenzy of their exertions the Basque soon forgot himself.