Sentence examples for in forgetfulness from inspiring English sources
The phrase "in forgetfulness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being unaware or not remembering something, often in a poetic or literary context. Example: "He wandered through the old house, lost in forgetfulness of the memories that once filled its rooms."
She lived in forgetfulness of herself, deriving the greatest joy from those she loved and befriended.
The original ignorance of the child is distinguished from the no-knowledge of the sage who can "sit in forgetfulness".
At their outer edges, the compromises people make become what in "Forgetfulness" is called a Lebenslüge, the lie that allows one to live.
Some memory failure is almost universal during old age, particularly in forgetfulness for names and in the reduced ability to learn.
She may doubt that such a genre as "tropical tragedy" exists: "The excessive light of the tropics blurs the sharp contours of any drama... and finally dissolves it in forgetfulness".
Observe how he patiently lets Fotheringham unleash an impassioned monologue that seems to carry the force of serious thinking, only to peter out in forgetfulness: "What was I saying?
Clinically, prion patients are not repetitive in conversation, do not characteristically fail to recognize clinicians and others, and do not seem bewildered in their forgetfulness in the way that patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD) do.
"Let no Negro celebrities, no matter what financial condition they might be in at death, lie in inconspicuous forgetfulness," she wrote Du Bois.
I know of no other children's book in which forgetfulness is so pervasive and disquieting a theme.
New experiences take the place of old ones, new memories, better memories; and all the old selves become interred in a forgetfulness that is itself merciful.
After a number of treatments, however, some individuals complain of more persistent memory defect, shown mainly in exaggerated forgetfulness for day-to-day events.
