Sentence examples for recalling why from inspiring English sources

It's worth recalling why so many Americans have respected the wealthy in the first place.

"You can't change him," he said, recalling why he had led the impeachment campaign.

"I wouldn't trade any of it," he said, recalling why he accepted the job.

In the wake of his season-best 34-point game on Thursday, it is worth recalling why it took so long to find his form.

"In the end anyone who had a friend visiting America was placing an order and they were coming in by the box load," said Mr Stephens, recalling why the ban was lifted.

Sartre-bashing has become a favorite sport for Anglo-American intellectuals — in the past decades, Clive James and the late Tony Judt have both kicked him around — and so it's worth recalling why Camus valued Sartre's good opinion more than anyone else's.

Today, she can't recall why.

George Plimpton recalls why he always identified Jackie with pirates.

Mr. Bresnan said he could not recall why.

He struggled to recall why he had chosen not to share information with parishioners.

William Paladino, in an e-mail exchange, said he could not recall why he had done so.