I've made my apologies and I'm quick to forget it.
If it doesn't work instantly, there's not much support; you're left, and people are quick to forget".
Toddling through our lives nicely dressed, we are quick to forget the past, and blithely unaware that tomorrow the sky may fall.
The seniors in Skurnik's study couldn't remember the context in which they had heard the health claims (research shows that we are quick to forget "negation tags," like whether something is said to be false or a lie), so they relied, instead, on a vague sense of familiarity, which steered them astray.
United fans are quick to forget that.
But they are quick to forget, it's not just the walls who have ears.
For those who may be quick to forget the legacy of Dr. King, let us remember that he died while fighting for worker's rights and the basic human dignity of all.
12 We should not be quick to forget the political, social, and subsequent military impacts of the Great Depression. 1 The ultimate impact of the current crisis on health and health services globally will not be known for years to come, although we can probably safely assume that it will not be positive.
But lest we forget, Rodriguez is quick to remind us that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes.
But if Lydon is quick to take offence, then he is, thankfully, just as quick to forget it.
