Forget about the question of notation versus improvisation — that's so 20th-century — the divide (and it's not exactly new) is between composing with notes or without notes.
When Kierkegaard writes that we have "forgotten" what it means to exist, his point is not so much that we have forgotten the answer to this question, but that we have forgotten about the question itself.
"Keep it horse race for about an hour, dazzle him with your sofa pollster skills and he'll be so proud of you he'll forget about the question".
They usually don't forget about the questions you dodged & they'll hold it against you at some level.
I must have gotten to a point where I was just rambling about our love and forgot about the important question because I remember her saying, "You need to actually ask me".
The strategy appears designed in part to avoid saying something that could be contradicted by others, but there is also an underlying sense that voters cannot pay attention to one thing for long in the nonstop-news era of President Trump — that if they just keep their heads down, particularly over the holiday weekend, people will forget about the unanswered questions.
He said he forgot about the emails in question during his first interview with Mueller's team, noting they were among 60,000 contained on the laptop he provided to the special counsel's office.
In the interview stage, forget about the 20 standard questions: Why are you interested in this job?
The first few words of a question or first few minutes of a presentation were rough, but then I forgot about the audience, forgot about stuttering, and forgot about worrying.
MR: What's funny is that I'm very familiar with your song "Fortunate Son," but when I posed the question, I actually had forgotten about the Creedence version of it.
This raises the intriguing question of how exactly we all forgot about the South Americans.
