Sentence examples for one cannot forget from inspiring English sources

On the downside, one cannot forget the [violent] incidents at Siena in 1983 and Pescara in 1984.

One cannot forget the cream buns.

'Certainly one cannot forget that man is a mortal being,' the Pope said.

The Curse of Caricola might be gone, but one cannot forget the troubles of years past..

One cannot forget that nearly half the population of Israel is made up of refugees from Arab countries and their descendants.

"Allianz has gone a long way to atone, and one can forgive, but one cannot forget," said Abraham H. Foxman, the national director of the Anti-Defamation League.

The ones who cannot forget – the indigenous peoples – are those who had to build and make their own the "homeland" that was imposed on them by foreigners.

On the one hand she cannot forget what happened; on the other, as a woman in the middle of her life she can understand the desire to dramatically change direction.

Many people were trapped and dying and there is one man I cannot forget – his face was covered in blood and over these past 20 years I have dreamt about him many times.

One reason we cannot forget our law enforcement legacy is that the people we serve and protect cannot forget it, either.

And of course one cannot deliberately forget things, though one can deliberately behave as if one had forgotten, or even as if they had never occurred.