Sentence examples for intermittently forgot from inspiring English sources
He intermittently forgot where he was, what year it was, what he had eaten an hour before.
I preach this lesson for a living, but I, too, can get so passionately immersed in my work that I intermittently forget to apply the lesson to myself.
It's less a forgotten jewel than an intermittently charming curio from the golden-age vaults (1 50).
He often compares the rural South — "rotting, picturesquely hopeless, forgotten" — to the underdeveloped parts of sub-Saharan Africa, which he has been visiting intermittently since he was a Peace Corps volunteer in Malawi, in 1963, and he regularly complains that the South gets far less attention from big philanthropies and the like.
Forgotten, forgotten, forgotten,.
Like "She's All That," "Down to You" and "Whatever It Takes," this innocuous, intermittently charming coming-of-age comedy has been given a name that refers to nothing at all, evokes no particular associations and is likely to be forgotten shortly after you leave the theater.
I've tried to forget my own phallus while searching for signs of genius in H.D.'s immense body of published poetry and prose, but although I discern a large intelligence, a high level of craft and a vast ambition, I can identify only an intermittently interesting talent.
variable forgetting factor.
