Sentence examples for if you can forget from inspiring English sources

"You're probably happier in life if you can forget things," he advises.

If you can forget that you're black, female and a civilian, you'll do fine".

The stadiums, pool and scores of other facilities all look somewhere between presentable and stunning (if you can forget the odd missing roof).

Rivalry aside, if you can forget for a moment that the Insight is a hybrid — yes, that would seem to defeat the purpose — you can consider it against the standards of regular vehicles.

But if you can forget Monsieur Heger's lessons and forgive a little self-indulgence, you will enjoy this meandering literary novel, with its atmospheric evocations of place and explorations of fundamental themes: passion, death and artistic creation.

If you can forget about that, you may be able to make films happily". He quoted Martin Luther and Oliver Cromwell at them, and told them that "the great Satan, Hollywood, is doing things that are against the nature of cinema.

If only you can forget those human-rights issues.

It will be important to make sure the driver isn't too distracted to regain control if necessary (you can forget taking a nap or reading a book), and to determine who's to blame if something does go wrong.

"If that goes, you can forget about Darfur; it is just a side show".

For the employed, then, this recession may be less than awful — if, that is, you can forget about the value of your home and your 401(k).

If it passes, you can forget tax reform.