Sentence examples for instead of recalling from inspiring English sources

But instead of recalling the great performers with whom he had worked -- Ingrid Bergman, Julie Harris, Claire Bloom -- he talked about his mother.

Instead of recalling the vehicles and replacing the shock absorbers, the investigators asserted that Ford told dealers to change them without notifying regulators or buyers.

But it will, perhaps, point the way toward a future where, instead of recalling yet more victims of violence in anger and with vows of retribution, we find ourselves with fewer victims to recall.

"The issue here is that Nissan knew that they had a faulty radiator and instead of recalling the radiator they extended the warranty knowing that the majority of the cars would surpass 80,000 miles before they started having problems with the transmission," wrote Eva Saldivar of Porterville, Calif., in her complaint to the Center for Auto Safety.

Instead of recalling JAKE WESTBROOK or ED YARNALL from Class AAA Columbus, which would necessitate demoting DARRELL EINERTSON, JOE TORRE said he preferred to pitch the game out of the bullpen.... Torre benched ALFONSO SORIANO, who has struggled defensively, and said he was unsure when Soriano might start at third base again.

It was in the same spirit, I think, that he emphasised that he was at school when Margaret Thatcher was elected instead of recalling his time working as a researcher for Prime Minister's Questions in her last years in Downing Street.

We used documented information about birth data instead of recalled information to calculate (grand)mothers' age at childbirth.

When Schlaich et al. [ 17] used current height instead of recalled height, the associations became non-significant, consistent with our results.

In experiment 2, as a supplementary demonstration of external validity, we used the subject-administered automated version of the OSPAN task in which subjects perform a recognition instead of recall task at test (Unsworth, Heitz, Schrock & Engle 2005).

Finally, in the wake of Hurricanes Irma and Harvey, Scott Knowles proposes a "National Hurricane Memorial And Museum" like other national memorials for soldiers and the casualties of terrorism to commemorate the victims and destruction of communities, linking them to human-induced climate change instead of only recalling them as "natural" disasters.

Instead of simply recalling what happened, Dachis says, "When you lie you have to consider what you're trying to hide, figure out a believable version of the opposite, give a convincing performance to sell that lie, and then remember it for the rest of eternity".