Sentence examples for points to recall from inspiring English sources

There were few joyous points to recall when Brown coached the Knicks, or any other part of the team's past decade.

Larson also made a point to recall an unhappier moment in her life, when she struggled with what she perceived to be sexism in her industry.

It is pertinent at this point to recall the process of condensation of vapor into thin films on substrates [32].

It is relevant at this point to recall that different measures of the equivalents between money and another attribute can be defined according to whether a loss or a gain is incurred.

The most important point to recall is that, despite all the warnings from January 25 from the then-White House counterterrorism advisor, Richard Clarke, Cheney never even called a meeting of the "principals" responsible for national security to discuss those warnings until 9/4/2001, and that meeting was perfunctory.

He starts describing his early love life over more flashbacks, at one point trying to recall where he met her.

It does become hard to remember the point, and to recall what it is about baseball that inspires such passionate hand wringing among those who watch it and dream about it and argue about it.

The key to understanding this point is to recall the claim that since everyone possesses Buddha-nature (fo xing), everyone is already enlightened.

He proved his point by failing to recall any of their names.

At one point he struggled to recall the name of Jack Lemmon's co-star in "Mass Appeal".

At that point, I seem to recall that I borrowed money from my life insurance policy.... Eventually we worked out a system where I pumped breast milk for the day, worked from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., and ran home to feed my baby, while my husband went to the lab.