Sentence examples for recall argument from inspiring English sources

His Memory versus Recall Argument reveals the limitations of such vanguards.

I give Johnson kudos for presenting both sides of the recall argument.

He answered by recalling arguments he had with childhood friends over who was the greatest athlete in the world.

As Richard Ford once told the Paris Review, recalling arguments with Raymond Carver about the story versus the novel, "Forms of literature don't compete.

Mr. Waters, however, has a different memory of the experience, recalling arguments as "fairly few and far between" and describing the idea that Mr. Ezrin served as a buffer between him and the rest of the band "frankly, incorrect.

In one of a multitude of recent articles in the liberal press about the dilemma of emigrating, columnist Zoya Svetova recalls arguments in her parents' kitchen during the late Soviet era, when people quarrelled over whether emigration was heroic or traitorous.

During the trip, they recall, an argument ensued between two smugglers on the convoy about money and shots were exchanged before the argument was settled.

The episode made me recall the argument of a fierce Girls season one critic, who countered the suggestion that Dunham's project is self-skewering satire.

I recall an argument (I mean discussion) with the restaurateur Danny Meyer, and we agreed in the end that Champagne was perfect with barbecue, as long as you steer clear of overly sweet sauce, which you should do anyway.

In her youth, Richmond was segregated, and Butler said she can still recall an argument she had as a teenager with a white woman over where she was allowed to sit on a bus.

We should recall the argument raised at the Council of Revision in 1989 that an Experts' Assembly with the power of 'supervision' could turn into a "secret leadership" - which would hardly bode well for prospects for greater democracy in Iran.