Sentence examples for abiding recollection from inspiring English sources

My abiding recollection of Rik Mayall is of his straight-acting turn as the virulently racist PC Bonham opposite George Harris as the black DC Wolcott in the 1981 ITV police drama serial of the latter name.

"My abiding recollection of Rik Mayall is of his straight-acting turn as the virulently racist PC Bonham opposite George Harris as the black DC Wolcott in the 1981 ITV police drama serial of the latter name," he wrote.

Only an abiding sense of wrongness and the unbearable recollection of being violently penetrated.

The trunk does not yield much, but family and friends offer recollections: their revisions, obfuscations, and digressions illustrate Oe's abiding interest in the elusiveness of personal and national memory in postwar Japan.

I had no recollection.

Then, the recollection returns.

Recollection of judges.

LIONEL: First recollection.

Poverty is an abiding theme.

While the people of Taiwan have not forgotten that history, their recollections tend to emphasise what the Japanese did to modernise their island (like building the first iron-and-concrete Taipei bridge, pictured above, in 1925).Taiwan combines its abiding fondness for Japan with a knack for doing business with mainland China.

"I have no recollection".