Sentence examples for forgetting the point from inspiring English sources
He would quickly forgive the reporter, although rather than forgetting the point raised — by the end of the tournament only three of England's 12 goals had not relied on conception from a dead ball — he appears to have sought a solution.
But don't make the mistake of forgetting the point of the video -- drawing in qualified leads.
John Williamson's largely indecipherable lyrics have been scientifically proven to be the most Australian thing ever, beating out kangaroos, meat pies, endemic racism, forgetting the point of Anzac Day, and the continent of Australia itself.
In addition, we must also take into account clinical considerations and organizational and economic aspects, without forgetting the point of view of the patient, which extends the parameters used in analysis of the health environment to include the social context.
Has he forgotten the point?
The recent rich seem to have forgotten the point of being rich.
Oh, and let's not forget the point of this patent: Google's car will tell you when it's safe to start searching.
They are simple games: every week, people must predict the winner of any game they want — forget the point spread — but any loss knocks them out.
Bush talks about God, but he has forgotten the point of prophetic Christianity is compassion and justice for those who have least.
And, more recently, Charlie Clegg, from St John's College at Oxford, seemed to forget the point of being on a quiz show when he almost jumped out of his seat at the sound of his own teammate's buzzer.
