Sentence examples for forgotten whether from inspiring English sources

What happened four months ago is forgotten, whether that's good, bad or indifferent.

It's a bluster surge, and it won't easily be undone or forgotten, whether this Senate bill lives or dies.

The Observer drank in Auntie's, though I've forgotten whether it had any other name, and even who Auntie was.

Ukuleles are one of the external signifiers of The New Twee, a cosy fashion cult that's forgotten whether it's being ironic or not.

Asked if that meant that he had forgotten whether he spoke with Mr. Cheney, his response suggested that the two men had talked, perhaps because Mr. Cheney was soliciting opinions about vice-presidential contenders, and the former president knew many of these people.

The problem with plastic gift cards is that they're often forgotten, whether left at home or just not remembered at point-of-sale.

Forget whether it was brig or brigantine.

Forget whether this is smart.

Forget whether you want pipelines or you want Canadian crude oil.

Let's forget whether or not anti-Semitism is the root of this.

Sometimes, in the gloaming, he forgets whether he's coming or going.