forgetful

I speak the words so as to be not forgetful.

However, the 1979-1980 campaign was a forgetful one as the team took a step back.

She is very forgetful but sometimes can remember important details.

Could it be that this forgetful old woman actually knew about the book?

Play it like that, suddenly the person you're talking to could become forgetful.

He made too many mistakes, and was forgetful as well.

Is she more forgetful of phone numbers or people's names than six months ago?

Quite forgetful of lunch, she walked up and down each street.

The long stay in the corridors must have made him forgetful, he thought.

After three days of taking the pills, I was more forgetful than ever.

A bit forgetful, like most people who work with their brains all the time.

Eve is a very forgetful person, and gets lost in her art.

If you are so forgetful of my favors at her hands, I am not.

He has probably neglected to, in that forgetful way of his.

It might take some time to find a car in which a forgetful driver had left the key.

"I think we only waste time asking questions of such a forgetful family."

Three years ago, she suddenly turned from forgetful to frantic.

He is very forgetful, but loves having fun with his friends.

Once in the hall, however, the servant no longer looked forgetful.

It's normal for our loved ones to become a bit forgetful as they age.

She was forgetful, and chunks of time would go missing.

There is a secret knowledge here which can be used to rule the forgetful.

But they do not always agree, any more than forgetful civilians, on what is best for the country.

"Sometimes I get a little bit forgetful," he admits to me.

"Why did you not return the horse to her forgetful owner?"