Sentence examples for recounting of from inspiring English sources

Russell's recounting of the experience is electric.

But that would be an inaccurate recounting of the story.

Yet Szwed is capricious in his recounting of Davis's life.

Its simple recounting of the facts conveys the human drama.

Even the Chinese recounting of history has become hysterical.

Does it apply only to the recounting of contested ballots, or throughout the voting process?

This leads to passages that, while always cleareyed in their recounting of events, lack emotional pull.

Of course, every recounting of past events has exaggerations and limitations.

The moment was pivotal in Porter's life; so, too, was his recounting of it.

THE counting and recounting of votes does not have to end in furious litigation.

The recounting of events and the tackling of feelings head-on were encouraged.