Sentence examples for forgot quite from inspiring English sources

But, silly me, I forgot quite an important stimulus - which has nothing to do with the Chancellor, or the Bank of England.

"I think that's why Rafa got forgotten quite quickly, to be honest".

Amid the din, it is easy to forget quite how American history has shaped these debates.

But let's not forget quite how low the goodwill had risked falling.

A careless record-keeper could easily forget quite large amounts of income.

Assad seemed to have forgotten quite how vulnerable he had been before Russia intervened in Syria.

Campbell made it clear, I forget quite how, that I should go away.

I'm perfectly happy to be a spectator!'" It's easy to forget quite how good REM were.

I'd forgotten quite how swathey it was, rather unkindly imagining literary novelists and Big Thinkers in stripped-pine north London would be over-represented.

Fifty years after The Servant (1963) was first released, it's easy to forget quite how creepy and transgressive Joseph Losey's film once seemed.

"It is a bit like childbirth - when it's all over, you forget quite how serious and how difficult it all was.