Sentence examples for not even forget from inspiring English sources

The self-deceiver need not even forget her original intention to deceive, so an unbeliever who sets out to get herself to believe in God (since she thinks such a belief is prudent, having read Pascal) might well remember such an intention at the end of the process and deem that by God's grace even this misguided path led her to the truth.

This way you won't even forget and would send mail instantly.

"And the words that are used/For to get the ship confused/Will not be understood as they're spoken" is not even lyrical, forget about the sense.

Nobody, not even victors, should forget that when a man hangs from a tree it doesn't spell justice unless he helped write the law that hanged him.

Apart from the Irving Berlin title routine and a few others, the songs are not great American standards, or even forgotten gems.

(Rick Perry couldn't even survive forgetting one cabinet agency four years ago).

"We mustn't forget, not even for a moment, that the Hamas is our enemy and it must be struck down," he said.

That jumble of identities may be a cliché, but over the course of a late-June weekend in Istanbul, it was a cliché the city never let me forget, not even for a minute.

Wishing Kelly Tolhurst success, Mr Reckless said politicians should never forget "not even for a nano-second that they are the spokesperson, champion and employee of their constituents".

Don't forget not even a small cut should be left unattended that can lead to infection and illness,maybe even death.

I know everybody has things that they want to forget, but I don't even have to forget.