Sentence examples for Strong recollection from inspiring English sources

Most military men have a very strong recollection, some firsthand, of the operation known as the Phoenix Program, in Vietnam.

Some investigators described Specialist Morlock as tired and sometimes slouching, but they said he was coherent and had a strong recollection of details.

Separately, a Justice Department official framed it as a memory lapse, telling the Post, "There's just not strong recollection of what was said".

There are problems about comparing the "size" of voices, but my strong recollection is that Sutherland's was a more house-filling tone than Callas's even in her prime; it was certainly much fuller than others we heard at that time in the same or comparable roles.

"I have a specific and strong recollection of this document because it indicated to me that the government had been conducting illegal surveillance".

"They could have overlapped, I just don't have a strong recollection of that," he said. .

I have strong recollections of my neighbourhood library in Houston, Texas in the US.

Some interviewees had strong recollections of relevant events; others did not," it said.

At the end of the year, as hundreds of impressions — strong recollections and weak echoes — rattle around….

At the end of the year, as hundreds of impressions — strong recollections and weak echoes — rattle around in a critic's overstressed brain, memorable movies tend to gather in groups.

My strongest recollection of Bonner is not in connection with Sakharov.