Sentence examples for one to recall from inspiring English sources

I don't need one to recall that sound and, thinking of that, I'm back again under the weight of the duvet and the darkness of the sky.

In one, they split 65 students into two groups, instructing those in one to recall a time when they felt socially rejected, and those in the other to summon a memory of social acceptance.

"It can console one to recall how present-day crises, perilous though they seem, may not be worse than those of an earlier generation; that ways can be found, however imperfect, to arrest and turn around an apparently hopeless course of events".

The crowd, on command, burst into hysterical howls of laughter, aching belly howls that went on and on and on, an event which frightened me far more than my 6 billion co-inhabitants, as a demonstration of how easily mass emotion can be created, just by urging one to recall primordial fears.

This memory allows one to recall information for a period of several seconds to a minute without rehearsal.

Not one to rhapsodize about a shot unless it happens to meet his standards, and rarely one to recall a shot that did not lead to a victory, Woods chose to single out that one because it signaled that his work with the teacher Sean Foley had taken root and that his confidence in himself to execute under pressure was back.

Couldn't the Americans be the ones to recall hockey to its glory?

To understand the administration's deleterious impact on this promising research, one has to recall the political landscape of the late 1990s.

He pushed no particular agenda, and no one seems to recall instances when, of his own volition, he pressed for one policy or another.

One ought to recall that no GaN NWs grow on plain Si consistent with Hou and Hong [12], so Ga must enter the Au NPs and should spread out via alloying during the initial stages of growth [22].

And no one seems to recall a Dennet or know why the name is sometimes spelled with two T's.