Sentence examples for we might forget from inspiring English sources

We might forget things from time to time, but the stuff we do remember is pretty accurate, right?

But the priest is always concerned that this love of nature might turn into pantheism, that we might forget the Creator in the creation.

Hynde, never exactly prolific, always returns just when there is a danger that we might forget about the emphatic impact she has had on the music scene.

And so is the possibility that we might forget what we expect from a President, or from the people who work for him.

By Robert Graves The New Yorker, April 11 , 1970P. 40 Our one foreboding was: we might forget View Article By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.

In the age of modern "vampotainment" – with Johnny Depp recently offering yet another vampire who many women (and men) would die for – we might forget that vampires were not invented for fun.

Docile, the landscape might forget we're even there; vocal, we will survive.

If you're a Democrat or a fellow traveler on the broader left, so many tragic, painful and unprecedented things have already happened under Donald Trump's presidency that you might forget we're not even halfway through this thing.

Sometimes the actor might forget where we are in the course of the movie.

"If we did not have these trials, then foreigners might forget the Nazis".

"Everyone else might forget this in six months, but we will never forget about it.