Sentence examples for a straightforward recollection of from inspiring English sources

For all its apparently metaphysical exaltation and cosmogonic rhapsody, it's a straightforward recollection of an American childhood, which Malick filters through the distinctive, and widely familiar, cultural references of his time, place, and milieu.

Gary Wolf, an early Wired employee, was among them, and he has written a deceptively deadpan recollection that reads more like a libretto than a straightforward work of journalism.

Why isn't that a straightforward question of sexual discrimination?

An undisciplined guard might make a mistake, accidentally providing a recollection of human life.

A recollection of a stinky sophomore year passed through me.

Now it's no longer a work of anticipation, but a recollection of the recent past.

In "Hugo," the hero has a terrifying dream, perhaps an unconscious recollection of that event.

Others have a different recollection of the call.

He insisted, "I still have a clear recollection of it".

"But I don't have a good recollection of it.

He drifts into a rhapsodic recollection of "the 50s.