Sentence examples for recall that even from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, it's mildly shocking to recall that even as he cut his fearsome trajectory through 70s pop – shape-shifting between Ziggy, Aladdin Sane, Diamond Dog, Young American, Thin White Duke and the "Berlin trilogy" of Low, Heroes and Lodger – Bowie's career was largely off the radar of the mainstream media.

We use the following notation for the scaling exponents: alpha=frac{p+1}{pq-1},qquad beta=frac{q+1}{pq-1}. (2) Let us recall that, even in the scalar case, the optimal exponent for the Liouville-type property is not presently known (see the monograph [2] and the recent work [3]).

Any Labour fainthearts might recall that even Tony Blair used to talk about the many rather than the few.

It might be helpful to recall that even Einstein had a professor who called him a lazy dog.

Ballesteros was just 19 years old, and it is strange now, as we mourn one of the true sporting gods, to recall that even his name back then seemed unpronounceable, rather like Martina Navratilova's around the same time.

Helen Junz, an expert on Jewish savings patterns in the first half of this century, says old-timers recall that even in poor neighbourhoods, insurance salesmen would wander from door to door collecting a few zloty or groschen every week.

One veteran US diplomat - speaking privately, and keen to add that he "represents whoever my citizens elect" - can't help recalling that, even before Bush and the Iraq war, Britain's political mood music was not always the Star Spangled Banner.

Mr. Ornstein recalled that evening as offering "an image that suggested a radical change -- President Bush coming down off the podium and embracing Tom Daschle".

We can't recall that Richard Harding Davis, even in his most expansive moments, ever joined the soft-shoe dancer at Hammerstein's or that Mary Roberts Rinehart ever took next-to-closing (just before the men with the Indian clubs) at the Palace.

Recall too that, even before Conway's "field trips," Kieltyka had already been upset with Bailey's portrayal of her as the poster-child for autogynephilia; the fact that many other transwomen read "Cher's" story so negatively no doubt fueled Kieltyka's sense of hurt.

Recalling that speech, even her most ardent supporters have had to concede that the opening: "Where there is discord, may we bring harmony" proved hopelessly ironic.