Sentence examples for why I recall from inspiring English sources
Most often, I don't know why, I recall the subway ride home in the small hours of the morning.
Twenty-five years later, he, like me, still remembers Cambridge mostly through "Car Talk," so much so that I wonder if the reasons why I recall Harvard Square more than the other places we lived there is because every week Tom's laughter would redirect me to those memories.
Why, I recall, at the end of a private audience regarding sensitive political matters, one distinguished American General started telling the Pope about the terrible pastor he had in his parish in the Northern Virginia area.
It is why I can recall nothing about how a cell divides, or very little about "Ode on a Grecian Urn," but can sing any number of television theme songs in the shower.
"Sometimes, I don't know why I bother," I recall him saying once, seemingly only partly in jest.
–that though sexual activity enters "strongly positively in happiness equations" (why don't I recall those from my math classes?), greater income does not buy more sex, nor more sexual partners (see: "Does Money Make You More Attractive?").
But none of that is why I'm recalling our early spat.
"In retrospect, I don't know why I bothered," recalled the instructor, Kathryn Samuel, sighing.
I recall thinking: "Why aren't these cheerleaders recognized for their athletic performance?
Gary Stewart and other friends who were also avid followers would ask me, "Why isn't Fridays out!?" I recall trying to put out a VHS of the series early on.
"This is why I didn't recall the letters earlier.
