Sentence examples for Fond recollection from inspiring English sources
"fond recollection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to express fond memories of a certain person, place, or experience. For example: "I have a fond recollection of my childhood summers with my grandparents at the lake."
There was fond recollection of company retreats during which the staff divided into teams for softball: Christians versus Jews.
An autobiography once was ordinarily written toward the end of a life, as a fond recollection or an impassioned justification of a lifetime's deeds.
Our discovery of "Filandia" at Seventh Avenue and West 40th Street prompted a couple of inquiries and a fond recollection of the Freedonian national anthem in "Duck Soup".
At his 90th birthday celebration at Queen Mary, University of London, in Mile End, he told me of his fond recollection of his early Irish neighbours.
Sydney Pollack filmed the elephantine Tom Cruise vehicle The Firm without inducing one fond recollection of his Three Days Of The Condor.
Linda Balgord, playing the mother in the grip of painful memories, spends much of the show's 80-minute running time as a silent spectator, her eyes alight with fond recollection or clouded by dark visions of unhappiness.
Mr. Roeser also had fond recollections.
Coming from Athens, I have fond recollections of the 2004 Olympic Games.
During the ceremony, stories of woe and mourning were interspersed with fond recollections of cult life.
Jon Pareles, Neil Strauss, Ben Ratliff and Kelefa Sanneh listened to a lot of bad pop music in 2003; herewith, their least fond recollections.
The time he spent in Buddhist practice seems to point to that, and so do the many fond recollections of him that have surfaced in Fort Worth.
