Sentence examples for lifetime to forget from inspiring English sources
My only intact aural memory of my father was the one I have tried a lifetime to forget: the convulsive echo of his dying.
It all seems like so many lifetimes ago that it's easy to forget there are still people alive who were there, and many others who knew the central players later in life, after the euphoric times had ended.
Twenty-four yeafterfthe the death of this greatest of choreographers, it's easy to forget that during his lifetime several of his ballets, like many major aspects of his dance style, were thoroughly controversial.
During your lifetime of playing guitar, it is easy to forget that when playing, you are also playing the amp.
We can say that America is in the lowest place we can remember, but it likely requires us to forget or downplay events in our own lifetimes, from the Jim Crow era to the September 11 attacks.
In his lifetime, Ronald Reagan was such a cheerful and invigorating presence that it was easy to forget what daunting historic tasks he set himself.
While many want to forget, this was something that happened within many people's lifetime: the police being used as an agent of the state to deny basic civil rights.
When developing the YSQ we decided not to include a focused lifetime prevalence estimate question due to the risk of "memory decay" where children are more likely to forget 'episodes' of spinal problems with the passage of time [ 16].
A tendency to forget about past symptoms or episodes could also explain the otherwise puzzling failure of lifetime prevalence estimates to increase with age [ 6].
Speaking as he picked up a lifetime achievement award for humanitarian work at the Princess Grace Foundation Awards in Beverly Hills, Van Dyke said he would never be allowed to forget his turn as chimney sweep Bert in the 1964 Disney musical.
Of course, within the drug world echo chamber it's easy to forget that two-thirds of people in England and Wales have never taken an illegal drug in their lifetime.
