Sentence examples for it forgets that from inspiring English sources

"It forgets that old saying, 'If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.' " Conceding the race before a crowd of a few hundred supporters at a banquet hall in Bridgewater, N.J., Mr. Lonegan called the race a victory, even in defeat, and thanked the prominent conservatives who had come to the state to campaign for him, including Rand Paul and Sarah Palin.

But it forgets that other reality that lurks within".

It forgets that this swan is even meant to be Jupiter in temporary disguise.

Hence, while a manifesto pledge ruling out profit-making schools may sound comforting, it forgets that profit-making is already permitted, ​albeit ​in a round-about way.

But it forgets that a great restaurant culture, in Harlem or anyplace else, needs a mix of high and low, of aspirational and inexpensive, to come alive.

That aside, the killer blow to his idea is that it forgets that most social housing is not the state's to give away.

It forgot that the quality of the paper would deteriorate as its ambitious social objectives let its underwriting go south.

The pity is that in government it forgot that pledge, at such expense to the taxpayer.

(Perhaps it forgot that I, too, am a Wisconsin academic; or perhaps it was remembering).

It forgot that Russia would not be weak forever, and would remember.

Adults who are troubled by it forget that Max is having a fine time.