Sentence examples for recalled idea from inspiring English sources

Under the AMIPB scoring scheme, any correctly recalled idea (or an accurate paraphrase thereof) is awarded two points, and any vaguely or partially recalled ideas receive one point.

Their tactic relies on the "right to recall" idea that Nick Clegg has pledged to make policy.

Notice here that though the point of using names is to recall ideas, the thing named is not necessarily an idea.

Gunderson recalled their idea: "You know what people love?

As Mr. McCarthy recalled, "My idea was to nail the flag to the mast, as it were".

At the time, she recalled, the idea seemed unrealistic, since not a single state in the country recognized same-sex marriage.

But, Dr. Nyhan recalled, "the idea of a potential new disease with all its ramifications seemed so great that we immediately quit" the protein project.

She recalled, "The idea of a foreign director was intellectually appealing even though it was very scary to have someone who didn't have English as his first language".

So I find it ironic that many Tories support the recall idea while claiming themselves to be followers of Edmund Burke, the philosophical father of conservatism.

The recall idea was born in December in the somewhat disorderly world of Mr. Costa, who labors from a shabby suite of offices behind an all-night Krispy Kreme stand on the north side of Sacramento.

With that in mind, let's recall an idea described in this space on Nov. 16, 2008.