Sentence examples for directly recall from inspiring English sources

The production's translation of transcribed interviews and documents may directly recall the methods of the performance artist Anna Deavere Smith, especially in her study of racial conflict in Brooklyn, "Fires in the Mirror".

It goes without saying that some of the icier methods used by the Stasi directly recall those of the Nazis, whose systematic dehumanization of Jews, Gypsies and others finds an unsettling and, at least in this film, unexamined echo in the secret-police guidelines.

By The New Yorker December 7 , 2010R. Kelly's latest album, "Love Letter" (Jive), finds the Pied Piper of R. & B. paying homage to the soul music that influenced him: there are tracks on this album that directly recall Stevie Wonder (as does the cover photo) and Marvin Gaye.

R. Kelly's latest album, "Love Letter" (Jive), finds the Pied Piper of R. & B. paying homage to the soul music that influenced him: there are tracks on this album that directly recall Stevie Wonder (as does the cover photo) and Marvin Gaye.

No problems on the assessment ask participants to directly recall the structures learned during instruction.

Here, he's working almost alone, in abstract 3D spaces that directly recall the Playstation 1 era.

And there's another Auden poem, less directly recalled but present in stanza seven, Lullaby.

Mr. Gingrich, rather than respond directly, recalled that the federal budget was balanced when he was speaker.

The shape of "10 Unknowns" directly recalls that of "The Substance of Fire" (1991), still Mr. Baitz's most fully realized play.

Mr. Obama's route most directly recalls that of Abraham Lincoln, who rode the rails from his home in Springfield, Ill., to Philadelphia and on to Washington in 1861.

(Snapping "that's enough" at one especially explosive moment, Mr. Nyman directly recalls the male half of Mr. Albee's couple from that earlier play).