Sentence examples for seeming forgetfulness from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Astor's seeming forgetfulness regarding people's identities was "a failure of recognition".

Even stranger is the Administration's seeming forgetfulness about its own contribution to the birth of expensive babies.

According to a Harvard Health Publications article, "Is It Forgetfulness or Dementia?" "A certain increase in forgetfulness seems to be a normal byproduct of aging and is perhaps a result of changes in the brain that begin around age 50, such as a gradual loss of receptors on brain cells and a decline in certain neurotransmitters".

A certain amount of forgetfulness seems to be a normal byproduct of aging.

The same seventy-five per cent also reported "moderate to severe" memory loss, a seeming rebuff to the well-financed pro-forgetfulness lobby.

But the slights, annoyances, and forgetfulness that seem clearly blameworthy might be more complicated; in effect, it might be the stress talking theirs or ours.

Yet it seems that the collective forgetfulness is not a matter of some well of information remaining untapped but of our inability or unwillingness to soak up what is drawn out of it.

As the market finally comes back to life, there seems to be a forgetfulness about the excesses that resulted in the real estate economy blowing up only a few years ago.

Clinically, prion patients are not repetitive in conversation, do not characteristically fail to recognize clinicians and others, and do not seem bewildered in their forgetfulness in the way that patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD) do.

Even under the careful, naturalistic direction by Gus Kaikkonen, the frequent illustrations of forgetfulness, siestas and dementia seem needlessly repetitive.

A mist lies over the landscape, a mist that seems to infect the inhabitants with forgetfulness, so that terrible events come through to them as half-formed images, ghastly visions.