Sentence examples for forgotten why from inspiring English sources

You may simply have forgotten why.

"Have you forgotten why we're in here?" Mary asks.

He has not forgotten why it happened, and certainly would not risk a repeat.

The product's maker said in an e-mail that it had forgotten why.

He'd forgotten why Noel had been Noel, why they'd been friends.

Part of what had happened is we'd forgotten why we'd gone.

It felt like it had forgone its oomph, but forgotten why.

And you may, therefore - understandably - have forgotten why you voted Labour in 1997.

"By the time she gets to reception," he cackles, "she'll have forgotten why she's there".

If blame is to be assigned, look to Congress, whose members have forgotten why we elected Barack Obama.

"We've gone too far, as if we have forgotten why we had chosen this industry to begin with".