Even if, as she admits, she occasionally forgets where she left her glasses.
The wife of Prince William, the second heir to the British throne, visited Margate's Turner Contemporary gallery on Wednesday and told an observer that, yeah, she occasionally forgets she's carrying a little royal.
Most of Lessig's legal discourses are enlightening, but he occasionally forgets those of us who never went to law school: "A constraint may be objectively ex post, but experienced subjectively ex ante".
What's the definition of a thug, really?" If it's something other than a person who occasionally forgets that he is supposed to be humble, it is hard to discern thuggishness in the way that Sherman seems to conduct his life.
As McCaleb ambles through the case on his way to the final showdown, he cracks a few jokes (a few of which, directed at Mr. Rodriguez's character, flirt with racism), throws a few punches and only occasionally forgets to take his medication.
Even today, as he blinks away the droop, he occasionally forgets and there's the droop again.
I loved these films' brand of self-conscious camp because, while focusing on feminism's politics and aesthetics, feminist porn occasionally forgets to be, well, porn.
In the final canto, Dante (after a stern lecture by Beatrice, who reproaches him for occasionally forgetting about her since she died) prepares to ascend to the heavenly paradise, having drunk from the restorative waters of the river Enoe, which renew him "in the way that trees are new, / made new again, when their leaves are new".
When Norway's Alida first arrived in 2013 with Feathers and Some of Us, she was a little too indebted to Scandipop's modern-day deity, Robyn, occasionally forgetting to inject the crystalline production with some kind of emotional warmth.
- For Christmas, she gives him a handheld, battery-operated thesaurus/dictionary, knowing that his dementia causes him to occasionally forget spelling and definitions in his poetry.
Both have nativists who dislike migrants and occasionally forget to distinguish between illegal and merely brown.
