Sentence examples for with forgetting from inspiring English sources

It has to do with forgetting their finest moment.

But there is a peculiar panic that comes with forgetting a language you spoke fluently as a child.

The reality is that in 2014, while Glen Campbell grapples with forgetting, his peers must grapple with being forgotten.

I've coped with forgetting Welsh by becoming progressively more patriotic, something unimaginable to my teenage self who found Welsh culture rather gauche.

Anyway, being Jew-ish has less to do with forgetting your roots than trying to have as little as possible to do with the more unruly shoots.

"I then spent the rest of the night trying to find this girl I was going out with, forgetting she was out of town.

"To start with, forget about depth and perspective," he said.

History is littered with forgotten scripts and the consequent loss of documents.

But the lessons have more to do with forgotten Christian basics than with who killed Jesus.

The shelves of international bodies are piled high with forgotten reports by distinguished panels.

"Too often this is a hidden crime with forgotten victims," she said.