Sentence examples for forgetting itself from inspiring English sources

This is not an objection: let us not forget that Levinas does not seek to propose…moral rules, does not seek to determine a morality, but rather the essence of the ethical relation in general…in question, then, is an Ethics of Ethics [which]…can occasion neither a determined ethics nor determined laws without negating and forgetting itself" (p. 111; French, p. 164).

For Fazlin, the Republican Party has "forgotten itself".

The following day, the press forgot itself in lyrical ecstasies.

Is the Democratic party going to forget itself on this issue — or forget what country we actually live in?

In the new book, Faulks describes a love which is seeking its own extinction, needs to forget itself.

"Do you spend the time, as the precious seconds tick away and the tsunami darkens the land, blithely observing, 'I told you not to build there?' " The usual conservative critique is that the Republican Party has forgotten itself, that it needs an ideological cleansing.

But the early response to Mormonism is also an admonition about our country's capacity to forget itself, when confronted with a religious, ethnic, or political minority, or anyone who inspires fear — from Nauvoo to the Korematsu decision to warrantless wiretapping.

Tune in and get turnt up; but then drop out into something to cool the blood and let the brain forget itself.

This talent for forgetting is itself a partial explanation for the horror of June 1 , 1921 a society so deeply unreflective is capable of just about anything.

The only way Apple can make existing tablets easier to use is if they built one that was able to put itself away in a drawer after a week and permanently forget about itself.

But for Just, Thomas's desire to forget is itself a surety of memory's return.