Sentence examples similar to Uncertain recollection from inspiring English sources
The conflict between the two families, which often turns on forensic details and uncertain recollections, is inflamed by social tension.
He was drunk, his memory unreliable: 'I was sure we hadn't had sex [but] something had obviously gone on.' The woman, her recollection less uncertain, later sold the story of their dalliance.
Postwar recollections are uncertain.
Lucy remembers their first couple of years at Bennington as an idyll of hot chocolate by the fireplace and dreams of gallivanting in Paris and Budapest, but Alice's recollections are more uncertain.
On Monday, Johnson seemed uncertain of details surrounding this testimony, and her recollection of the time line of events was inconsistent.
"Such problems can plague child-abuse cases, where recollection after so many years may be uncertain, and 'recovered' memories faulty, but may nonetheless lead to prosecutions that destroy families".
Reflecting the complexity of the event and the combination of two subsequent notices, consumers' advice recollection was noticeably affected, leaving consumers highly uncertain about which notice was in place when, with significant proportions believing two notices were in place at the same time.
He is unable to retain memories or new information for more than 70 seconds and his recollections of the 37 years before his illness are "erratic and uncertain".
