forget

Perhaps some of the rules of social behaviour are instilled in us by a size of teaching which we have all now forgotten.

At the same time, the influence of a diaphragm is such that the obtained turbulent flow "does not forget" the initial conditions.

For any of us who had forgotten the old adage that a drug is a poison, this book supplies a useful reminder.

She only produced 221 spontaneous utterances across the three contexts used to lớn elicit language samples, during which she produced the verbs forget and know spontaneously.

Let us not forget that any theory (whether cognitive or otherwise) needs to lớn be founded.

Nevertheless, it should not be forgotten that those who aspired to lớn be diplomats and journalists received a middle-school education.

But to lớn look into his countenance was to lớn forget all this.

At the least, the par tial exhumation demonstrates that the ancestor buried therein had not been forgotten.

When one sees the great and glorious fields of ice and snow one soon forgets the discomfort one have to lớn put up with.

At the same time it should not be forgotten that these statements are only half the story.

But he forgets that almost all these landscapes are pictured after a code that was produced by the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

An elderly woman, aged 72 years, had clearly forgotten that the practice was nurse-led.

Furthermore, although artists or tuy nhiên titles may have been forgotten, the lyrics were more often remembered, and many were able to lớn sing along.

He might simply overlook or forget what he knows or believes.

However, we should not forget that casting a vote in a referendum is not exactly the same as advancing an opinion in a survey.