Q. You introduce many patients in "The Forgetting," several of them people we have known but never knew had the disease.

The Directed Forgetting Paradigm is a psychological term meaning that information can be forgotten upon instruction.

In late 2000, a selection of his columns were published in his first solo book, The Forgetting of Wisdom.

That remark by Mirek, a character in "The Book of Laughter and Forgetting," is often cited as the book's message.

Past Forgetting was ghostwritten by Barbara Wyden while Summersby was dying of cancer.

He has written as a columnist for a number of Australian newspapers and a selection of his columns have been compiled into a book, The Forgetting of Wisdom.

She completed volume 3, The Forgetting of a Proper Name, in which holiday destinations prove rather problematic, in 2011 (Cube Art Editions and information as material).

In "Forgetting Tiananmen, Kent State, Tlatelolco," reeds of dried flowers have been embedded in slabs of cast stone and then chipped free as if exhumed.

THE HOUSE ON BEARTOWN ROAD: A Memoir of Learning and Forgetting.

The major work on his program tonight is a 60-minute song cycle from 1994 by the composer Jorge Martin, "The Glass Hammer: Scenes From Childhood Kept Against Forgetting," on poems by Andrew Hudgins.

In his 1979 work The Book of Laughter and Forgetting, Milan Kundera notes that Franz Kafka's father Hermann had a sign in front of his shop with a jackdaw painted next to his name, since "kavka" means jackdaw in Czech.

And I forget what the second part of your question was.

To bring them back to light and not to forget.

Forget about saying will he able to play at 38?

I will never forget what you did for me and my family.

Still, most parents did not want to forget what had happened.

We will never forget what Michael has done for us.

Let us not forget we are talking about people in show business.

The seven who did not had a day they will never forget.

I just have to forget about what happened and go on.

And one little girl said something we will never forget.

We needed a good long look in order to forget him.

Still, history is easy to forget during times like these.

I'll never forget all the great times we had together.

I will never forget the day they came for my father.

We will never forget him or his service to our nation.

Many simply want to forget and get on with life.

They were words many of the workers would not forget.

And then he told me something I will never forget.

You never talk to him and forget who he is.

At the present time, we must not forget young people.

We will never forget those who were lost in the war.

Forget all the rest and get started on the most important project.

We'll never forget the first time we did all of these things.

I forget the name of the company, but they are the same.

He would never forget how she had looked at him.

I gave a good class: there is nothing like teaching well for making one forget oneself and one's petty troubles.

The peace of God comes not by thinking about it but by forgetting oneself in him.

How easy it was to forget oneself, forget to respect this tragic creature.

The ability to forget oneself.

Enthusiasm casts a bewitching light over the world; it is a specific form of love, a way of forgetting oneself.

It is easy to forget oneself at moments of concentration, and his copying is careful and devoted."

"the closets landscape" Forget oneself in that landscape...that spreads for the eye on the wall.

I'd come, too, only I can't swim and when I was drowning I might make a noise, because one forgets oneself then, Baas.

That which is true of the master worker, the artist, is true of all lesser workers: the highest efficiency is conditioned on the ability to forget oneself.

To forget oneself in heroic action as did Drake, or in heroic toil as did Symonds and Stevenson, is to make even disease contribute to health and mastery.

On Equalizing Things Tzu-ch'i and Tzu-yu To be "oblivious of body and soul" means to entertain no image of person; to "forget oneself" means to entertain no image of ego.

They speak about nurses and waiters the way the upper orders used to speak about their servants: they expect deference and modesty, they expect not "forgetting oneself", and looking to one's betters for moral guidance.