Sentence examples for have really forgotten from inspiring English sources

Then Madison added this, and here is what we have really forgotten.

Nobody has really forgotten about the man who fired them to the brink of the treble.

One of the other factors that everyone has really forgotten is the importance of the implosion that's taking place right now in the Middle East.

"I've really forgotten everything," he said of being a new dad again.

"There's a saying: 'Never forget.' And you realize the rest of the nation has really forgotten," he said, standing outside the Senate office building while it was evacuated for a fire drill.

Have we really forgotten that sex still makes babies?

"Have we really forgotten what just happened eight years ago?

Also, have we really forgotten so quickly the national vocational qualifications designed by employers that nobody ever took?

Mr. Bush "is trying to stir up again the politics of fear by reminding people of something they haven't really forgotten: that we are engaged in serious armed conflict with Al Qaeda," said Laurence H. Tribe, a constitutional scholar at Harvard and legal adviser to Mr. Obama.

Says Nottebohm, "You can't ask the bird 'Have you really forgotten this?'".

But Elder had totally claimed those Raisinets, and none of the men had ever really forgotten it.