Sentence examples for recount fully from inspiring English sources

In the article "Alberta's Oil Sands: Hard Evidence, Missing Data, New Promises," Weinhold (2011) misrepresented the findings of our Royal Society of Canada report (Gosselin et al. 2010) too often to recount fully here.

I recount it more fully here, here, and here.

His dizzying array of art at the Met Breuer expands upon the shamefully limited scope of Western art history in myriad ways, too many to recount or even fully digest on a single visit.

Re "Rape Case Unfolds on Web and Splits City," Dec. 17: The story of the Steubenville, Ohio, "football culture" was quite fully recounted.

(The slugs refused to perform for us that night, but their romantic mating is fully recounted in Ms. Winn's book).

A growing number of academics and activists are calling for US authorities to fully audit or recount the 2016 presidential election vote in key battleground states, in case the results could have been skewed by foreign hackers.

For the good of our democracy and our party, I will fully support a recount or any other remedies the investigation recommends".

But his recounting of the facts is fully consistent with it.

But the Legislature, being fully aware of the recount provisions and the importance of the, this ties in with the protest period for the election, which overlaps the recount provisions, and the contest provisions for the election, and the fact that all of this has to be done in the context of a presidential election.

When Herodotus was recounting a story he didn't fully believe, Carson notes, he wound up "with a remark like this: So much for what is said by the Egyptians".

Akhil and I managed to squeeze in most of our arguments, but right at the end Chris brought up a question we didn't have time to fully answer: What about recounts?