Sentence examples for genuinely forgot from inspiring English sources

Once, I genuinely forgot to sign on at my allotted time.

Just say that you genuinely forgot the person's birthday and that you feel bad about it.

Try not to pick up little extras that aren't on the list (unless you genuinely forgot about them)!

For example, if one child genuinely forgot her homework at home for the first time ever while another is having the same problem for the fifth time, those students should not be treated equally.

Exceptions: Decide in advance what exceptions you will permit, taking into account the need for these to not become excuses: You genuinely forgot to add something vital to the list, such as milk, the dog food, a medication.

They remember his history, even if he sometimes seems to have genuinely forgotten.

As a result, nothing would give me keener pleasure than to reveal the identity of the killer, but a day after seeing the film I have genuinely forgotten.

And of course the amazing growth in revenue last year ("More growth than H.P., Nokia, HTC, Google" — and here Mr. Cook seemed to genuinely forget the name of a once-formidable competitor whose very survival is now being questioned — "and RIM put together").

I had genuinely forgotten about her.

It's hard to tell whether he has genuinely forgotten about the pizzeria's public problems or if he's just trying to fool me.

She has been tube-fed for so long that I genuinely forget that all children don't come with tubes -- tubes to help you sneak in a few extra calories while they sleep, tubes to keep them hydrated when they are sick, tubes to be sure every last drop of medication gets into their little bodies.