Sentence examples for had even forgotten from inspiring English sources

Shipton took amateurism to absurd lengths; he had even forgotten to bring a backpack on one expedition.

His eyes were intent, his gestures expansive; for a moment, you could tell, he had even forgotten that he was in prison.

At one point the girl said she wasn't good at remembering – she had even forgotten her school PE kit that day.

I had even forgotten the usual gifts of whiskey and chocolate, having brought only the far less practical (or digestible) manuscript of a novel I had written and which I thought they might like to read.

The student had even forgotten to change every first-person statement by the artist to third-person for her paper.

Sam, it turns out, has even forgotten his swimming shorts.

I've even forgotten that they amputated my hand.

She has even forgotten to turn off the vacuum cleaner.

Perhaps they've even forgotten themselves how they got to be where they are.

There is the story that some people around here have even forgotten they have house keys.

But unlike in the case of sports, Britain has even forgotten that it invented industrial policy.