Sentence examples similar to i really forgot from inspiring English sources

That the only thing I really forget is to thank her, and for that I am sorry.

"But then they started to win, and I was reminded, as if I ever really forgot, that baseball has such a long season that you can derive everlasting joy from one great game, or one stretch run.

"They sounded great, but I never really forgot this one song, Someone Like You.

They always had the most beautiful gardens, with the bonsai trees, and I never really forgot that," she says, of how growing up in Hawaii has shaped her deep devotion to nature.

If it's bland enough, I may not be curious, I might really forget, I might not have to open the box and start thinking again for 15 years.

But I never really forget who I am.

I can really forget about tennis.

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

I have a British passport, but I can't really forget I was born in Africa and my parents were.

"I really just forgot about it".

I mean, of course I really never forgot that I was a computer guy.