Sentence examples for fully forgot from inspiring English sources

Years went by and, like I said earlier, I fully forgot about the whole ordeal.

Eventually I regained the ability to look his mom in the eye, but never fully forgot the sound of her Anglo-shrieks.

Rather than being something to simply pacify, that worry became a thread that led back to psychic burdens, long accommodated but, in a flinch or a startled reaction, not fully forgotten.

But like a fly buzzing about their heads, eluding their attempts to swat him away, comes Doug Flutie, the Buffalo quarterback who figures to pester the Jets in their game today, just enough to ensure that the Jets have fully forgotten the Miami Dolphins.

I don't think you ever fully forget a regret".

Some instances are too bizarre to be fully forgotten, like the businessman who hired a team of private investigators to try and implicate an old school friend who had moved to Holland.

Yes, having sex for the first time is likely something you'll remember forever and you probably won't ever fully forget the first person you had sex with.

While speaking positively in all respects engenders loving feelings in those most attuned to words of affirmation, harsh or condemning words will have the opposite effect, sometimes causing deep emotional wounds that may never be fully forgotten.

So there's an important niche for rail — a niche that probably hasn't been fully exploited, because people forgot for a while about a technology that seemed old-fashioned.

Karpichkov is used to exile now but my sense is that even after a decade in London he has to live by Moscow rules – to accept that he will never be able to relax fully, or to forget his old instincts and training in counter-surveillance.

The condition of the spots varies pretty dramatically, from fully stocked with forgotten things to completely empty or trashed.