Sentence examples for has clearly forgotten from inspiring English sources
"You remember Hannah, Jamie Alexanderer asks, when Jameson has clearly forgotten all about her.
"Not only has he attempted to rewrite history, he has clearly forgotten the facts".
Judging by Ahmadinejad's speech, he has clearly forgotten nothing and learnt nothing.
Reynolds is an engaging writer, and even though he has clearly forgotten that brevity is the soul of wit, he does tackle a staggering range of material.
"The federal government has clearly forgotten or chosen to ignore the circumstances police officers were working under and clearly chose not to factor in any of those circumstances when they decided to charge them with an intentional act of murder," Mr. Hessler said in an interview.
But Bank of America has clearly forgotten about the house and its requirement to provide the "maintenance and security" that would ensure the property could soon be reoccupied.
"Well, that couldn't have gone worse," Streep chortled, having clearly forgotten her appearance at last month's Golden Globes.
Burns will need another quality performance to beat Gonzalez and give both his fans and his critics what they have clearly forgotten that they have already had.
"The young people in these photographs have clearly forgotten or not been taught the history of their country and the values of the republic.
The guest who had brought the book as a gift for my father had clearly forgotten that my father had recommended it to him some time before.
