Sentence examples for language recall from inspiring English sources

And this modular notion of brain function appears to expand beyond the domain of language recall.

At that point you are caught up in standards delivered as extravagantly acted playlets in which her voice and body language recall Judy Garland and Édith Piaf.

Working closely with sound designer Johnnie Burn, Levi creates percussive, scraping, buzzing accompaniments that nod toward the avant-garde strains of Penderecki and Ligeti (and arguably the film scores of Jonny Greenwood), while groaning fragments of what sound like an alien language recall the industrial soundscapes of Alan Splet.

But none of this can enter into the formal definition of truth, because 'taking a variable as a name of an object' is a semantic notion, and Tarski's truth definition has to be built only on notions from syntax and set theory (together with those in the object language); recall Section 1.1.

The soaring language recalls that of Bush's hero Ronald Reagan.

Its language recalls the expressionist Shostakovich of the 1930s.

Our reader was suspicious because of the language "recalls being told". That sounds more like a rumor than any confirmation.

Professor Kazin said the language recalls the 1964 Tonkin Gulf Resolution, which he said "was quite sweeping".

"He started speaking in a spirit language," recalled the Ashanti chief, who was in Mr. Kwaku Bonsam's apartment with several others.

The language recalls a resolution, known as the Authorization for Use of Military Force, passed by Congress on Sept. 14, 2001.

"Peter Mennin called me down to ask me why I had changed the language," recalled Mr. Kahn, referring to the president of the Juilliard School at the time.