This is a man whose memory is so foggy that George W. Bush -- not exactly Mr. Detail -- has a sharper recollection of their conversations than the attorney general does.
There was a sharper recollection of and greater willingness to talk about events considered more emotive and personal, such as details of what happened on the day of the death.
Freud's own, sharp recollections are both exciting and skewed.
He had very sharp recollections of his service in Vietnam and his time aboard Western Airlines Flight 701, in particular.
Some subjects -- men and women, young and old -- have sharp recollections of particular, horrifying, even sadistic events of war that are printed in text below their pictures.
That is why "The Artist" seems instantly easy on the mind's eye, and why we feel a natural tug of resistance when Peppy, the bright spark of sound, declares to an interviewer, "Make way for the young!" What Hazanavicius has wrought is damnably clever, but not cute; less like an arch conceit and more like the needle-sharp recollection of a dream.
The edgy, claustrophobic atmosphere of the early chapters of the book inspired a sickly wave of recognition and recollection, then a sharp gratitude that that phase is finally over.
Passages of intense, almost hallucinatory detail emerged: painful, pin-sharp recollections of early childhood, a music-obsessed 70s adolescence, school, early fumblings with girls.
I had a distinct recollection that Asymco's Horace Dediu had offered a sharp insight into the Apple-is-doomed mantra.
Many of Hazzard's recollections are steeped in gaiety, enhanced by only a sharp edge or two.
