Sentence examples for we seem to forget from inspiring English sources

We seem to forget ourselves, at home and abroad.

"We seem to forget that in all the discussion about market structure".

Or maybe we do look – really look – but then, inevitably, we seem to forget.

We seem to forget, sometimes, that most people don't like work and do as little of it as possible.

How quickly we seem to forget that as recently as four years ago, 61% of Americans supported the use of torture in at least some circumstances.

And of old clips of Ronald Reagan, seen here in manic hawk mode – something of a default position, we seem to forget, for the lad.

"We seemed to forget he's no longer a team-mate" sighed Terriers boss Mark Robins.

Hiring and firing, we seemed to forget, have different macroeconomic and distributional effects.

"We had been a toy company for 70 years, but we seemed to forget that for a while," he says, specifying that they had begun to expand into other areas, theme parks for one, but also into the production of shoes and watches.

"We have enough experience to know that, but we always seem to forget it".

But we often seem to forget the basics.