Sentence examples for but also recalls from inspiring English sources
McInnes agrees, but also recalls how gruelling it was: "Mental health is still so hard to talk about, even now.
The flat application of color is a hallmark of Mr. Katz's paintings, but also recalls the portraits of Édouard Manet, who referred to his unmodulated color as "patches".
He had hallucinations of misshapen objects, of bright and dazzling colours – but also recalls thinking during the experience, actually asking himself what was going on.
"I've heard a lot of people say that the experience changed him, made him more humble," said Johnnye Davis, a local Republican activist who raves about Mr. Bush but also recalls a "cocky side" that turned some people off.
It's a world where a long-retired teacher (Maureen O'Hara) who checks into the hospital doesn't just remember the former student who is her nurse (Eric Stolz) but also recalls a specific paper he wrote.
A crowded Bruegel street scene becomes eerily empty of life while the floorspace of Van Gogh's bedroom is cleared, all the detritus being stored on top of, and underneath, his bed: it's dadaist whimsy a go-go, certainly, but also recalls the Cage of the Harmonies.
It is immensely difficult to get the story of one's company not only heard, but also recalled and shared.
A new smokehouse, the longtime dream of one elderly homeowner, was trimmed in glass bottle bottoms but also recalled the sculptural form of Le Corbusier's chapel in Ronchamp.
It was great news, but also recalled our distress that the Justice Department had abandoned transparency just last month in a case before the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
Those who were unnerved by the celebratory reaction to Osama bin Laden's death are not only moved by their moral conscience, but also recall just how fast our patriotism can lead to paranoia, xenophobia and war.
Learning is, of course, a complex process, involving not only the taking in and storing of new information in the form of memories, a process known as encoding, but also recalling that information later.
