Sentence examples for kind of forgetting from inspiring English sources
We're kind of forgetting about the first season.
At this point in his life, that kind of forgetting was what Habara desired more than anything else.
Perhaps memories of early years were never really meant for sons, for whom growing up requires a kind of forgetting.
But the result of so much beauty is a visual amnesia that lulls even the historically versed visitor into a kind of forgetting, encouraging a Disney castle version of the city and rendering Prague's recent wounds almost invisible.
And then, with her eyes closed, my mother said the one or two words the living have for gratefulness, which is a kind of forgetting, with a sense of what it means to be alive long enough to love someone.
The words that researchers use about forgetting are all psychically hurtful for the layperson: interference, confusion, decay — they seem sinister and remind us of all the sad limitations of the human brain, and of an inevitable march toward another kind of forgetting, which comes with age, and what may be final forgetting, which is death.
You kind of forget that when you're in the center of it.
I kind of forgot about it.
"I had kind of forgotten all about it," he said.
They kind of forgot what it was like.
