Sentence examples for to forget the problems from inspiring English sources

But then you have to forget the problems at home, of your child and your woman.

James Whelan, the mayor of Atlantic City, was also in a mood to forget the problems.

IN PARTS of the world where designer eyewear products are popular, it is sometimes easy to forget the problems that people with poor vision and limited means face in many developing countries.

Consider this recent email from a parent: Thank you, Mr. Gauld, for developing this idea of working with families; thanks to the staff, the parents and their children, I was able to forget the problems I left in the Bronx.

One interviewee described the perceived calming benefits of alcohol consumption this way: "If you have got many thoughts, or an issue disturbing you, [alcohol] helps you to forget the problems and helps your brain to focus on something else".

(Female, Age 21, Interview 1) "If you have got many thoughts, or an issue disturbing you, [alcohol] helps you to forget the problems and helps your brain to focus on something else".

He rushed to the scene of this public relations disaster, telling them to forget the problem.

Much as the outside world might have liked to forget the problem, there were legal reminders of its existence.

"Killing an animal oneself is more often than not a way to forget the problem while pretending to remember".

In this case, the hot button issue is the way we react to hot button issues themselves -- descending into angry backlash, only to forget the problem and move on to the next.

Putting all your effort into driving your favorite solution can lead to forgetting the problem being addressed in the first place.