Sentence examples for a recollected from inspiring English sources

To mark (but not make light of, no!) the occasion, I went back to look up a recollected passage from "Class," by Paul Fussell, who was memorialized in last weekend's "Lives They Lived" issue.

Tommy Hollis as the aged Jesse brings out beautifully the man's mixture of reclusive piety and closet vanity: when he dons his old fedora, you see him acquiring a recollected swagger.

But while "The Room" starts from a recollected image, it also deals with an archetypal Pinter situation: an anxious recluse, here called Rose, resisting the insidious demands of the outside world.

The memory palace, that celebrated mnemonic device wherein Roman orators remembered passages from speeches by visualizing themselves walking through corresponding passageways in imaginary buildings, has its legendary origin in the story of a sole survivor retracing his steps through a recollected dinner party, in order to recover the bodies of friends buried by a catastrophic roof collapse.

However, it has been shown that in larger groups of people, there is no statistically significant nor clinically relevant difference between a recollected OSS score and a contemporary score although it was found that there was a slight tendency to overestimate the symptoms when remembering them (Wilson et al. 2009).

A friend recollected a similar oxymoron in 1861 when Lincoln was asked if he favored the immediate emancipation of slaves.

His octopus appetizer, for example, tasted like a grownup version of the flame-grilled hot dog — wistful, witty, a ballpark recollected in tranquillity.

A friend recollects a conversation he overheard on visitors' day at a boys' camp in Connecticut, which is here reproduced in its entirely: First Camper: "You want to meet my parents?" Second Camper: "No".

Whipple and colleagues [ 8] have shown that 70% of patients admitted to an ICU recollected suffering pain.

"When I came to the 'Nur' Centre, I was surprised that nothing was locked, such as a computer and a fridge," he recollected.

"All the buildings were black, soot-covered, very pure, very filthy… it had a beautiful mood," he recollected during a press conference with local reporters.