Sentence examples for it recounted from inspiring English sources

If I had seen it in a movie, I would have scoffed at its implausibility; hearing it recounted by Fatima-Zohra, I cried.

I have no doubt in my own mind at least, that in a trial either to the court or the jury, in a preliminary hearing where the defendants have not yet subjected themselves to jeopardy, if the Government established the facts which it recounted in its brief that it intended to prove, a finding by a jury to the contrary would have to be set aside, nor could the Court find to the contrary.

At that time it recounted some of its growing pains to Harvard Business School's Tom Eisenmann and Alex Godden, who published a teaching case about it.

It recounted the war from the perspectives of two families, one Jewish, the other Nazi.

It recounted a sexual harassment claim made against Walcott, 79, when he taught at Harvard in the 1980s.

The letter didn't mention Mr. Summers; rather, it recounted Ms. Yellen's formidable qualifications and urged the president to nominate her.

It recounts how Microsoft destroyed its own credibility and lost at trial (an appeal is pending).

It had achieved status as a canonical book largely because of its ethical judgments on the events that it recounts.

It recounts the Jenny Lind phenomenon and its impact on Barnum's career.

In its eight short chapters of lyric poetry, it recounts the longing of a woman for her often absent lover.

The trip it recounts occurred in 1980.