Sentence examples for forgetting that while from inspiring English sources

My error was in forgetting that while the distance between Glens Falls and Poultney is barely 25 miles, it's on secondary roads.

Never forget that while you're competing with numbers and stats, you're also playing your opponents.

How can we forget that between 1948 and 1967, while the Old City was occupied by Jordan, Jews were denied access to the Western Wall in spite of a signed agreement between the two governments?

And those criticisms, while valid, forget that, without the ties that link Germany to the European Union, it would act freely without need of the other EU nations.

We should never forget that," Abe said, while pledging his nation's commitment to the ongoing negotiations.

"I'll never forget that day," he said recently while campaigning in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, telling a story that always hushes the crowd.

Libertarians deny the legitimate claims of democratic decision-making, while secularists forget that democracies include religious people as well as secular ones, and that genuine democracy tries to balance competing interests rather than impose a single norm.

"But you have to try to forget that while you're reading.

"And I never want him to forget that while he is American, he is also Korean".

We should not forget that while in Boston, Malcolm dressed like a pimp, acted like a thug and was jailed.

But let's not forget that while the coronation of "The Artist" might have seemed inevitable on Sunday evening, that wasn't always the case.