Sentence examples for repeatedly recalling from inspiring English sources
Beyond the mindless platitudes and empty rhetoric repeatedly recalling America's seventy-four-year-old victory in the Second World War, it was a campaign event: part partisan rant, part ersatz Reaganism, and, in the end, a hundred per cent Trump.
They were also asked "Do you feel that repeatedly recalling a memory changed the memory in any way?," where 1 was not at all, and 5 was very much.
They repeatedly recalled the previous year's experience — same knee, same surgery, same staff.
To do so repeatedly recalls the worst excesses of the French Revolution".
"People tended to be delighted by sitting on the stool and would get up and down repeatedly," recalls Graham.
"The regulators on the ground understood the issues and raised them repeatedly," recalled a retired bank official this week.
He repeatedly recalled taking what he called "follow-up" shots to ensure that those on the ground were really dead.
A distorted synthesis of fragments may become a repeatedly recalled memory, and thus could be very vivid and still be false.
Repeatedly recalled for ovations, Ms. Koh offered a single encore, the Sarabande from Bach's Partita No. 2 in D minor (BWV 1004).
Clinton repeatedly recalled how she and Obama hounded the Chinese delegation at the 2009 United Nations Copenhagen Climate Change Conference to broker a deal on climate change.
That description was repeatedly recalled by Republicans and Democrats today in discussing Mr. Santorum, and Mr. Kerrey said he did not regret making it.
