Sentence examples for be recollected from inspiring English sources
verb
To recall; to collect one's thoughts again, especially about past events.
- I remember the concert clearly, but I can't recollect why I was there.
ERPs were characterized by a larger repetition effect, on the P600 amplitude, for concrete than for abstract images, suggesting a graded recollection process dependent on the type of material to be recollected.
An alternative approach to the separation of recollection and familiarity is based on the assumption that the recollection and familiarity processes are independent, i.e. some items can only be recollected and some items can only be familiar but some items can be both recollected and familiar (Jacoby, Toth, & Yonelinas, 1993).
It is also to be recollected that the structural constituents of matter (such as atom and electron, q.v).
Writing about this incomparable production, I cannot pretend to the tranquillity in which emotion should properly be recollected.
By this standard — and ignoring Wordsworth's qualifier that those feelings be "recollected in tranquillity" — Donald Trump might claim poet status.
Only the location of task-relevant web objects could be recollected, indicating that deep processing is required for memories to become consciously accessible.
The Germans, after a lapse of over 50 years, seem to be recollecting a devastating experience that had left little trace in the written chronicles of the nation.
Everything is recollected in tranquillity.
The emotions being experienced are recollected emotions.
Excess water that is not absorbed is recollected and reused.
Fishing with Jack, my older brother, is recollected with amusement.
