Sentence examples for if one forgets from inspiring English sources

Only if one forgets that one acquired a specific preference at will, or if one also acquires the inferential commitments of such a preference, can preferring-at-will be successful.

The day will simply become a red day if one forgets to record, and then the onus is on them to use a condom.

Very moving, if one forgets the life that went before.

— if one forgets that they are being continually, from all corners, gaslit.

The New Yorker, October 13 , 1928P. 17 If one forgets the address of a good place, find a police station.

I would assert that the math problem is intrinsically easier, although I'm sure it seems hard if one forgets, or never learned, basic algebra.

One might have expected the "Davidsbundlertanze" to sound old-fashioned after the Manzoni, but only if one forgot to factor Mr. Pollini into the equation.

But the federal question that makes that relevant here would arise only if one forgot that 3 U.S.C., Section 5, is all carrot and no stick.

During our conversation, each brother repeated his name before speaking so as to avoid confusion, and if one forgot, Narayana, who seemed protective of his siblings, gently reminded him.

One forgets words, but if you let your mind rest, the word pops back.

True enough, but only if one conveniently forgets to correct for inflation.