Sentence examples for recall that much from inspiring English sources

Recall that much of Dodd-Frank became law without a whole lot of thought.

In order to understand what's so interesting about these poems, it helps to recall that much of modern poetry is built on juxtaposition.

'I don't recall that much, actually,' says Summer, 'but he's got the story that I ran into him on the street when I was with my brother.

Well, I was there, but I was so engulfed in the OE that I can't really recall that much of it.

Mr. Amin, who described the crimes committed by Americans at Abu Ghraib as "awful, horrible," recalled that much greater ones had been carried out by Iraqis in the same prison under Saddam Hussein.

Others describe "a huge difference in usability" across the academic contributions they received, recalling that "much of what we get ends up being parked in, 'Well, we accept it, publish it, make sure we footnote it somewhere', but it doesn't become part of the argument".

Two of the clerks recall his saying that much of the work was dull but that some concerned matters "so awful, so terrible, so radioactive" he doubted that the administration would ever disclose it.

The winner of the club's annual MetroStar Talent Challenge last August, Ms. Mulder, who comes from Syracuse, has a voice with a bounce and a twinkle that recall that much-missed pop-jazz pixie, Blossom Dearie, who died three years ago.

But they managed to swallow their qualms when we were cozying up to killers in Latin America and Africa during the first cold war, and I don't recall that Jonas Savimbi was much help in the triumph of democracy.

Darren O'Dea, who joined Celtic as a teenager and scored a crucial goal against Rangers in the 2009 League Cup final at a time when the sides were neck and neck in pursuit of honours, recalls that much.

"After one was arrested," Mr. Guengueng recalled, "and after one spent that much time in prison, one had assumed that we had all become impotent.