Sentence examples for we always forget from inspiring English sources

Poor Nagasaki — we always forget Nagasaki every August.

"Manu is a world-class player and when someone has been out for a long time we always forget how good they are until they start playing again.

"It has good schools, good jobs, but still we always forget that it's a burden — millions of people, it's a burden for the city.

Windsor had moved from one island, Hispaniola, to another in the St Lawrence river ("We always forget that Montreal is an island"), from fire to ice.

"We always forget that the thinking that leads a person to subscribe to the ideology and practice of terrorism is present among us and is stronger than we can imagine... with the blessing of the state itself".

As George Orwell says in his bitter 1939 essay, Not Counting Niggers: "What we always forget is that the overwhelming bulk of the British proletariat does not live in Britain, but in Asia and Africa".

Water is the most essential nutrient for life, so why are we always forgetting about it?

We always forgot which sheet should be given to patients and which sheet [should] be sent back to the public health department.

What we almost always forget is that not only was she an enduring sovereign and besotted wife, she was also the 19th century's most powerful and prominent working mother.

Such people always forget that we cannot increase our supplies without in every way creating more trade, and thereby communicating to the whole country such an increased ability to consume the commodity; and that our experience proves that prices are less affected by increased supplies, than by that narrow and contracted consumption consequent on a narrow and contracted trade.

I always forget until we're in another hurricane just how plain freaky it looks when trees appear to be doing calisthenics.