Sentence examples for have somehow forgotten from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps I live here too, but have somehow forgotten.

We have somehow forgotten that if there is no nature, there is no business.

As we focus on our internal issues, we have somehow forgotten that we are still at war — a global war on terrorism that is still taking American lives.

After all, wouldn't a T train have a much nicer ring to it than a W train? Which brings us to a related matter: Do we need to bring Count von Count over from Sesame Street to explain to the officials at New York City Transit that they have somehow forgotten about the No. 8? All the other numbers, from 1 to 9, adorn subway lines, but you will be waiting a long, long time for a No. 8 train.

We have somehow forgotten this obligation, and therefore relinquished our power, removing the state of peace that should be known to all of humanity.

Everyone knew what we have somehow forgotten: that lobsters are disgusting sea-roaches people should only eat if they have to.

I had somehow forgotten that.

The owner had somehow forgotten to clean the house.

It appears that the Sri Lankan government had somehow forgotten about the existence of the mobile phone.

Just in case you've somehow forgotten this traumatic moment, loyal Dobby was killed by Bellatrix Lestrange while apparating Harry and Griphook to the safety of Shell Cottage.

And it was undoubtedly blasé of Piggott to have attempted to have paid off his debts to the Inland Revenue with a cheque drawn on an account that he had somehow forgotten to declare to them.