Sentence examples for tendency to forget from inspiring English sources

Amnesia: The tendency to forget the lessons of past disasters.

A challenge to the act of remembering is the human tendency to forget.

In addition, we have a tendency to forget that the commonplace acts, for many of us, as the identity holder.

"There's a tendency to forget just how children have a fertile imagination," said Benoit Hamon.

Do difficulties focusing in class and a tendency to forget assignments indicate a need for medication?

On the abortion issue, too, Democrats have a tendency to forget that the public doesn't necessarily agree with them.

We have a tendency to forget the history of laws that extended the obligations and commitments of the federal government.

The culprit, I suggest, is our tendency to forget what Edmund Husserl called the "lifeworld" — the pre-scientific world of normal human experience, where science has its roots.

He traced most of the financial failures of the real estate field to a tendency to forget the old maxim "Caveat emptor".

They see an American pattern of shifting alliances, short memories and a pronounced tendency to forget its friends when it tires of them.

Because the message of the film was so powerful, there is a tendency to forget the film-making skill it involved.