Sentence examples for some forgetfulness from inspiring English sources

"Winning requires some forgetfulness.

Alzheimer's Beginnings Some forgetfulness is normal.

There is such a thing as "too much to remember" and you cannot possibly recall it all, so allow yourself some forgetfulness and learn to appreciate the freedom in that.

Some of the forgetfulness surrounding the feast of Ireland's patron saint reminds me of the secularization of Christmas.

Some outstanding examples of forgetfulness culled from recent news columns.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, October 15 , 1938P. 21 Some outstanding examples of forgetfulness culled from recent news columns.

The New Yorker, October 15, 1938 P. 21 Some outstanding examples of forgetfulness culled from recent news columns.

The main reason for missing/delays in using the contraceptive method in the study was simple forgetfulness, although some women complained of side effects such as altered libido or weight gain.

When he got his second wife, I had such a strange strong feeling that I forgot everything.' (83-year-old female) Some also perceived the forgetfulness to be an age-related weakness that was natural due to body changes during the ageing process.

Nausea, tiredness, irritability and forgetfulness are just some of the symptoms she reports during an average hospital nightshift.

He'd shown some temper at the witness's forgetfulness, and the witness had in turn become sullen and grudging, the last thing Burke wanted.