Sentence examples for point of forgetting from inspiring English sources

After the war New Yorkers made a point of forgetting the riots.

He later becomes obsessed with the team, to the point of forgetting his eldest daughter's birthday.

But a blond woman who clearly recalled the man himself was mesmerized to the point of forgetting to breathe by King Randy's pelvis impersonation.

But the thrill is fairly minimal, since the seats in the Lunt-Fontanne can't make like a roller coaster and jolt us around, addling our brains to the point of forgetting the plodding apparatus of the story.

Ms. Vega keeps one hand clenched to her stomach to suggest the debilitating effect of the stroke McCullers suffered at 30, but the performance feels tentative (to the point of forgetting some lyrics) and at times strained.

At the end of 2006, Ahmad Dhani threatened to disband the group if Maia did not cut back on her performance schedule; he felt she was too busy, to the point of forgetting their children.

Memory tasks combining storage and distracting tasks performed at either encoding or retrieval have provided divergent results pointing towards accounts of forgetting in terms of either temporal decay or event-based interference respectively.

More to the point, we have a way of forgetting that dictatorships are frightening places, where people get killed, jailed and hurt — not just any people but people we know, our friends, our kids, ourselves.

The benefit of asking students to consider the question in writing is that they will have time to think through their response and feel more comfortable discussing their views without fear of forgetting their point.

Look at it from a practical point of view — forget the morality.

The point of "Never Forget", of telling and retelling the story of the Holocaust, just as we retell the story of the Jews' Exodus from Egypt every Passover, is to keep us from repeating it, but is also to keep any aspect of ourselves from committing crimes against humanity.