Sentence examples for maybe i forgot from inspiring English sources
Maybe I forgot Kelman's novel because my life was removed from the main character's world.
"Maybe I neglected you/ Maybe I forgot that I loved you," he sings.
If I find that pieces of furniture have relocated themselves around my house, I will not "Gaslight" myself by thinking, Oh, maybe I forgot I moved them, when it's all too obvious that they have been moved by paranormal activity.
To question after question, Mr. Abdul Majid flailed for a response and often was reduced to answering: "I do not remember," "I am not lying," "These things were many years ago," "I did not see what the C.I.A. wrote," or "Maybe I said it, or maybe I forgot".
And I remember going back into the emptied-out building one day during recess (maybe I needed the bathroom, maybe I forgot my gloves), standing still, and realizing that, with the thick walls around me, my ears were buzzing with something that I, growing up in Queens a mere field goal away from the Long Island Expressway, had never heard before: absolute silence.
Perhaps I can attribute this to my altered view of indoor cycling or maybe I just forgot a lot of the cultural quirks, but it is a wonderfully strange enigma.
Thursday 5 February, 7pm The Tabernacle, 34-35 PowiSquare, Londonon W11 2AY Tickets: £15 "Maybe it was time I forgot about Nico Peterson, and his sister, and the Cahuilla Club, and Clare Cavendish.
Maybe they brainwashed me and I forgot about it.
I forgot to mention maybe the biggest benefit to you too — because you're offloading traffic from your large macro-cells to these micro-cells using broadband we already pay for, you're going to be freeing up a lot of bandwidth, allowing the overall network to improve.
Wait, I think I forgot a continent somewhere, maybe.
