Sentence examples for best recall from inspiring English sources

But those who knew him best recall him as a friend, mentor and confidant who was always available.

An inverted U-shaped dose response relationship between salivary cortisol levels and recall performance was observed, with moderate elevation of salivary cortisol resulting in the best recall performance.

He's a fidgety kind of actor, a fact that is apparent even in his film work (you might best recall him from the British ensemble comedy "Love, Actually").

Even those who best recall him as the face of American Express travelers' checks will remember him as a face you could trust.

Still, people who knew Mr. Gordon best recall him as a popular, competent substitute teacher until the conflicts at Tech arose.

Of course, this movie is also kitsch, replete with old Euro slurs that at their best recall "Tintin" (the Germans say "Verboten"; the French have names like Fragonard).

"That's when I remember him at his very best," recalls Etchingham.

To moviegoers, Ms. Havoc is best recalled as the secretary ashamed of being Jewish in "Gentleman's Agreement" (1947), starring Gregory Peck as a journalist investigating anti-Semitism.

Among the events best recalled from 1985 were recitals by the pianist Andras Schiff, devoted to the Partitas and the "Goldberg" Variations, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Lloyd Lamble, who has died aged 94, was one of the ever-present supporting actors of British cinema during its monochrome era, best recalled as Joyce Grenfell's fiance in the St Trinian's series.

Don't overcomplicate things: all people will remember are three key points, and even those will be best recalled if you can illustrate them with stories and concrete, relevant examples.