Sentence examples for recalled as having from inspiring English sources

Eating Beth's pasta with smoked roe, for instance, is judged "like being fucked in the face by a crab," and Daniel's ex-girlfriend is recalled as having "all the charisma of a bus shelter".

In an interview with The Guardian, the British newspaper, late last month, he said, "I remember thinking, man, that's a brilliant premise" when he came across a critique of Dr. Scliar's book, which he recalled as having been written by John Updike in The New York Times Book Review.

It may have been unwise to disregard Montesquieu, but in truth, we keep our liberty as a nation "planted thick with laws," as Saint Thomas More is recalled as having said, and law and regulation is essential to ensure that the community is capable of addressing threats from exterior sources and peaceably resolving internal dispute as well.

22% of labours were recalled as having lasted longer than 24 hours and in eight percent the placenta had taken more than an hour to be delivered.

Regressions using the number of falls recalled as having occurred in the previous year also showed older age, even across such a limited age range, and living in any supported setting increased falls risk ratios.

Fast bowler Mohammad Sami has been recalled, as has former captain Shoaib Malik, but there is no place for spin bowler Saeed Ajmal.

Honda's 2006 Civic has had four recalls, as has Hyundai's popular Sonata sedan.

Furthermore, what is a reasonable metric for determining the answer to these questions should we only measure recall, as has been typically done in other studies, or measure both recall and precision at the same time?

Mr. Kurtz, born in Newark, grew up in a family that he recalls as having been "basically independent freethinkers of sorts".

After all, Kennan actually dealt personally with Stalin, whom he recalls as having had the "pocked face and yellow eyes of an old battle-scarred tiger".

Her directedness is what fellow-students recall as having been her most distinguishing characteristic at Wellesley (where she was president of the student government) and, later, at Yale Law School.