Sentence examples for instructive to recall from inspiring English sources

It is instructive to recall that the American and allied armies actually turned back the attackers and inflicted heavy casualties.

Still, it is instructive to recall the most analogous initiative in recent years: the 1985-1986 proposal to eliminate many tax preferences and lower the rates.

Its phalanxes of campaign workers long ago disappeared — it's instructive to recall David I. Weprin, a loyal if dead-eyed party soldier who ran for Congress last year.

"It is instructive to recall Justice Jackson's observation that the president is not commander in chief of the country, only of the military," he said.

It is instructive to recall that when his career was in its infancy there were many sour souls at Yorkshire who wanted him sacked.

It is instructive to recall that the second amendment of the constitution wasn't conceived as a measure to protect hunters and target shooters, as supporters of gun rights often argue today.

It is instructive to remember Robinson Crusoe on his island.

Not that there's anything compelling about an 11th anniversary, but it is instructive about Rose's credibility to recall his reaction to the meeting that marked the beginning of the end of his baseball life.

He objected to recall.

Still to recall, to praise.

You have to recall that.