Sentence examples for recall instances from inspiring English sources

Other classmates have said they did not recall instances of his being bullied.

That is, the easier it is for us to recall instances in which something has happened, the more likely we will assume it is.

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

But it didn't take long for me to recall instances when friends and I had been equally critical about other doctors' work.

Can you recall instances where something happened to you that you thought was terrible at the time but that you can now see was not so bad and quite possibly even a good thing after all?

Importantly, these effects emerged specifically for physical attractiveness; they did not emerge when we asked people to recall instances in which they demonstrated more or less empathy or integrity.

Their remarks recalled instances when Republicans downplayed the seriousness of sexual assault.

Throughout the book, he recalls instances in which he lied — to girlfriends (he has apparently had many), wives (two), children (five) and colleagues.

Although she and her colleagues had not dealt with a situation like this before, staffers for two other U.S. representatives in the Houston area recalled instances in which only congressional advocacy had helped a critically ill patient obtain coverage.

"Occasionally a teacher would tell students to stop, but they wouldn't listen," said Ms. Smith, who recalled instances of Daniel's being bullied that ranged from being pushed off gymnasium bleachers and having "kick me" signs stuck to his back.

Ellison's novel recalls instances of hyper-visibility and erasure that left a total measure of the complete weight of the black experience in America all but absent.