Sentence examples for another recollection from inspiring English sources

Still another recollection: "He had these vibrators.

In another recollection, a shopkeeper drags his wife around by her hair, pours kerosene on the floor of his house, and sets their bedroom on fire.

Another recollection is his response when I advanced the claims of Elizabeth Taylor's Mrs Palfrey at the Claremont, which apart from the Naipaul was the book on the shortlist I most favoured.

The answer requires another recollection from our first grade reading days.

(I remembered another Rosenblatt recollection. Zuckerman once told him, "The trouble with you, Roger, is that when you say 'Fuck you' you mean it").

Even today, audiences tend to experience his Stanley Kowalski one way while "A Streetcar Named Desire" is unspooling, and another in recollection.

This week it spit out another new recollection, via Jerry Oppenheimer's "State of a Union," a book about the Clintons' marriage that reports that Hillary used an anti-Semitic epithet in 1974.

My shelves overflow with photo scrapbooks of my travels, but I also cherish another resource of recollection.

We feel time in the novel by marking it out into bits, but only bits that have no strong shape, that fade or blur into one another in the recollection.

"If we do take it at face value – that all these characters are reincarnations of one another with unconscious recollection of the previous life to theirs and who learn of that previous life's history – how does it embellish the story in any way?

Frankly, I had no interest in enduring yet another day of recollection and commemoration of the tragedy that defines current history.