Sentence examples for I recall very from inspiring English sources

"They were, as I recall, very attentive and active participants," Choson Exchange director Andray Abrahamian told NK News.

I recall very politely reporting to the reception and having to sign in before they let me through.

As a child I helped my mother garden, but I recall very little of it, except for placing pine needles and Styrofoam cones around her roses at our home in Maine, insulating them for winter.

A very accommodating flight attendant volunteered use of the plane's refrigerator for the San Francisco-Los Angeles leg of the trip (the staff at La Costa was similarly obliging) while my mother wickedly, and as I recall, very loudly asked, "What kind of nut would travel across the country with a case of yogurt?" That, Mom, would be me.

I recall very vividly reading Barry Hannah's great short novel "Ray" when I was a kid.

"I can only imagine the choices I must have made," he said of the audition, "but what I do recall very well was how loud the silence was after I finished whatever I had done".

But I can recall very clearly the comfort of having my mother sitting beside me during the service, her bowed head draped in a white veil, the feeling of peace that washed over me when the hymns and chanting began.

(In fact, I can recall very few situations in which companies lost their best scientists simply as a result of salary).

I couldn't recall very many potatoes with dirt on them, or beets with ragged greens, or carrots with soil in their creases, or pieces of meat remotely reminiscent of the animals they were butchered from — hardly anything, it seemed, from the planet Earth.

You might not recall very much; you might not recall anything at all.

"I recall being very aggressive and setting the pace".