Sentence examples for recalled primarily from inspiring English sources

Clarke, on the other hand, is recalled primarily for being unlucky; he won neither the race in which Landy lent him a helping hand, nor gold in any of his Olympic campaigns.

The race riots of Newark and Detroit in 1967 and Los Angeles in 1992 are recalled primarily to consider whether similar tactics - i.e., deploying the National Guard -- should be applied to Ferguson today.

She invokes a Chinese restaurant on the Upper West Side, presided over by "a blade-thin man whose high cheekbones are two half-moons in his worried face," where her 17-year-old daughter had eaten "30 times a year since she was 2," but that for Ms. Zarin still primarily recalled the old Chock Full o'Nuts that it replaced.

"Because [what Americans recalled] was primarily about the emails, it didn't leave, relatively speaking, very much room for the issues," Michael Traugott, a political scientist at the University of Michigan, said Saturday.

Over 90% of caregivers recalled receiving advice primarily from public health nurses and doctors to supplement with vitamin D, which may explain the high rates of supplementation.

Martin recalled that Stewart "was primarily concerned with philosophizing," but noted that this fell away after Stewart returned home.

Lord Loudoun was also recalled, although this occurred primarily because of the failure of the Louisbourg expedition.

That same year, Fleetwood Mac asked Ivers to support them at LA's Universal Amphitheatre – friends recall the shows primarily for the fact he took to the stage wearing an outsize nappy.

The Boston Tea Party, you will recall, was not primarily a protest against taxation.

If learners primarily recall superficial features, without accessing deep structure, only memory for those superficial features may be enhanced.

But when it gets to the step of a recall actually recalling a judge primarily based on one decision that, for me, is a step too far".