Sentence examples for forgotten the question from inspiring English sources

If Penrose has forgotten the question, the Iraq Inquiry Digest has a list.

I thought he had forgotten the question when he leaned back over and said, "It's like one big master".

Never long forgotten, the question of whether today's Germans should answer for the sins of the Third Reich is now causing a deep rift in the art world here.

B1 FASHION B9 SCIENCE TIMES F1-8 Health & Fitness F5 ARTS E1-10 A Collector's Family Past Never long forgotten, the question of whether today's Germans should answer for the sins of the Third Reich is now causing a deep rift in the art world in Germany.

Will Joanna Lumley saying that be enough?" He's laughing so much to himself that he's forgotten the question, but has a more serious point to make – as sincere as the footage of slaughter houses sparingly dropped in among the laughs.

And had anyone forgotten the questions raised by an 0-4 preseason?

I didn't feel all the answers were quite there (even if the missing ones were those I'd forgotten the questions to) but it made me want to go back to last year and start again.

It remembers the answers but has forgotten the questions.

Most of these get answered in the movie but by the time they do you have forgotten the questions, or forgotten to care about the questions.

If you pretend you did not hear the question or that you weren't paying attention, "this is usually a sufficient enough irritant to have the questioner either ask another person the question or to lose their composure enough to forget the question which they originally asked," Mixon wrote.

Forget the question of whether this is really necessary.