Sentence examples for recount examples from inspiring English sources

Others will nod in instant recognition and recount examples of how women — more so than men — have mistreated them.

Most venture capitalists can recount examples of immigrant entrepreneurs who have built great companies that delivered jobs and outstanding products and services to the American public.

Those same VCs can also recount examples of immigrant entrepreneurs who have been distracted, frustrated, and burdened by our antiquated immigration system that prevents foreign-born entrepreneurs from staying in the country to build their companies.

I'd recount examples of women grabbing their purses when my son and I entered an elevator when he was in first grade.

Kitano et al. [26] recount examples where an arrow symbol has four different potential interpretations and indicate rightly that such ambiguities become a major problem as the size and complexity of the system increases, highlighting the need for formality to avoid ambiguity.

Professionals were asked similar questions and to recount examples of previous service use or situations in which service usage was considered and discarded.

They recounted examples of local reporters selling ads to the same people they covered and receiving commissions on the sales, and described a common practice in which many rural newspapers issued an unusual advertising rate card to political candidates.

At the barge trial last year, he powerfully evoked the financial cravings of Mr. Fastow, calling him "very greedy" and recounting examples of him giggling with childlike glee as he closed various deals.

"A profound majority of baseball's policing emanates from the pitcher's mound, and covers numerous Code violations: shows of disrespect... or acts of showboating, like watching a home run," Turbow wrote, recounting examples like Nolan Ryan's knockdown of Lenny Dykstra during a 1986 Astros-Mets series.

After recounting examples from the Trojan War to the British moves against rebellious American colonists, she devotes the closing chapters of The March of Folly to the long arc of the U.S. war in Vietnam.

He recounted examples of Americans who lost their lives for civil rights, such as the three young men killed in Philadelphia, Mississippi, in 1964 and the girls who died in the Birmingham church bombing the year before.