Sentence examples for articulate recall from inspiring English sources

Those parts of the film, especially as narrated by Mr. Stern with sensitive, painful, articulate recall, were agonizing to watch, and can never be watched too often to remind us of what can happen when human brutality is unrestrained.

Setting aside the last few minutes of a class to ask students to recall, articulate, and organize their memory of the content of the day's class may provide significant benefits to their later memory of these topics.

Providing "summary points" during a class to encourage students to recall and articulate key elements of the class.

In the majority of IDIs conducted at all stages during follow-up (Table 1), MDP301 trial participants in Mwanza were able to appropriately recall and articulate key information related to the potential non-protective effect of gel, for example: "At present I do not know... until after the results are examined by those experts, they will know and will inform us.

He recalls constructive, articulate debates soon after independence, when members respected the speaker as if "a priest in a church".

Peter Timms recalls an articulate, chain-smoking woman who wept freely at her predicament and was open about the struggles of her early life.

"He said he was very articulate, very polite," Tingirides recalled.

For those who recall, earlier this week, our articulate President coined this word to discuss how he was being treated by the press.

Blackford recalled a "bright, articulate and gregarious" opponent, who he said had been someone who could "rise above party politics".

Archie Spigner, a council member from Queens who would later serve alongside Mrs. Pinkett, recalled noticing the articulate young woman.

My favourite bit features a highly articulate man with ASC who recalls crying as a child at the end of Disney's The Jungle Book because he couldn't bear to see Mowgli join the human village, a world he felt he'd never been accepted into.