Sentence examples for forgetting this fact from inspiring English sources

Much of the rancor of our politics comes from forgetting this fact.

Forgetting this fact is like fighting for morality with one hand tied behind your back.

And throughout this week never forget this fact.

Recent scaremongering conveniently forgets this fact".

Westerners often forget this fact, non-Westerners never do".

Though they put his face on the dollar and his bust on countless pedestals, Americans seem to have forgotten this fact.

To make certain you don't forget this fact, a Citi Bike sign hangs in front of the handlebars, Citi Bike is printed twice on the frame, and a Citi Bike billboard drapes the rear wheel on both sides.

It shows that what you do is something a lot of people care about, and for a lot of people it's the top of your sport, so I think you should never forget this fact.

Unfortunately, humans seem to forget this fact when we find ourselves turning to nature to guide us through difficult choices, such as arguments about whether life begins at conception, or over the proper structure of the family.

Those who write books for adolescents have not forgotten this fact, and recognise that while childhood can offer freedom, adventure and fun, it is possible for even children in loving families to find themselves alone, isolated by problems that seem insurmountable.

The great revelation about the original GUI interface on the Mac compared with command-line interfaces was that it made it easier to shift information around between apps; iOS on both the iPhone and iPad has apparently forgotten this fact, which Samsung (on TouchWiz Android on large screens) and Windows 8 (on the Surface) have both shown to be a useful function.