Sentence examples for must be forgetting from inspiring English sources

What's more, he claimed that I had been paid $30,000 for that year and that I must be forgetting that I received that money (why I would lie in this situation was left unclear).

And Arkady's story must be forgotten.

Cup glory must be forgotten for now.

Sometimes, waves must be stolen; ocean etiquette must be forgotten.

The fatigue in Istanbul must be forgotten by Saturday.

Mr. Milosz's point, though, is that nobody must be forgotten; not even the unmemorable.

This is not to say that the lessons of the past must be forgotten, or minimised.

The joy, the moral stimulation of work no longer must be forgotten in the mad chase of evanescent profits.

"The feelings of the person who wrote, and the person who received it," Lizzy says, "are now so widely different from what they were then, that every unpleasant circumstance attending it must be forgotten".

Charles and Marie-Laure each reacted very differently to the hullabaloo: Charles soon left Paris for Hyères, writing to Buñuel, "We are obliged to avoid all scandal now, we must be forgotten".

When a change is detected, the previously learned data distribution model must be forgotten and the mixture of normal distributions must be relearned with newly incoming data items.