Sentence examples for help to recall from inspiring English sources

When thinking about peace as a global public good, it can help to recall that the United States is not the only country that benefits from it.

It may help to recall that as a young black curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1994, Ms. Golden organized "Black Male," a high-concept exhibition of some interesting work but also of often appalling stereotyped images (street thugs, the homeless, sex machines and pimps) that justly enraged blacks and many others.

While hundreds of thousands of people in Europe protest for freedom of the press, I cannot but help to recall my role at the center of the Mumbai Massacre just over five years ago, when over a hundred people were killed and many more wounded.

Patients sometimes find they need help to recall details.

Sit down with them and try, with their help, to recall the closest commitments and put them in the planner.

It helps to recall that some depression is agitated and noisy instead of silent and glum.

The abundant resources, visuals and videos on The Learning Network helped to recall and establish a basic foundation of knowledge of 9/11.

In order to understand what's so interesting about these poems, it helps to recall that much of modern poetry is built on juxtaposition.

When considering a long-term commitment to homeland security research and development, it helps to recall the role that nuclear weapons have played in the national security of this country.

When obstinacy places reason under siege, as it does to this day — when fundamentalism defames biological science in the classroom, or the politics of denial prevent action to deal with a changing climate, it helps to recall our debt to a man who set a different example more than 400 years ago.

To gauge the scale of Coolidge's bravery, it helps to recall how radical a year 1919 was.