have a short memory

The man from Iran who said that life was better there must have a short memory.

"My view is that the investment community has a short memory," he said.

You've got to have a short memory in this business."

If they forced us to anything, it would be to remembering, and we have a short memory.

They said the public had a short memory, but that wasn't true, was it?

They have a short memory when it comes to gratitude."

"You'll have only a few months and the people have a short memory."

Simon Jenkins has a short memory for his own articles.

"This is a league that has a short memory."

A goalie, he said, either has to be naturally confident or have a short memory.

People have a short memory; you can be a friend, even a relative as a coach, but they want you to win.

"You have to have a short memory at quarterback," he said last Thursday.

A forgiving strategy is one that, although it may retaliate, has a short memory.

Capriati can only hope the public has a short memory.

If you believe that you are either very young or you have a short memory.

But Tom thinks that hoodlums have a short memory.

"16 But the appeasement lobby has a short memory for the lessons of war.

"I have a short memory for good work.

Wakefield also had a short memory about 2003.

"Since the public has a short memory we decided to play one last prank to remind them who we are," he said.

Fortunately, or unfortunately, they have a short memory.

"You have a short memory," she said presently, an undisguised sneer in her voice.

Then you just have a short memory.

"I know he expects more of himself, but he's got to have a short memory," Coslet said.

Every new generation has a short memory, and members of this one even consider Chernobyl a hip tourist destination.