Sentence examples for differing recollections from inspiring English sources
As with any disaster, there seem to be differing recollections.
"Because of differing recollections, we still can't be certain what occurred," Mr. Gallagher said.
The play is built around the differing recollections of the two men and the ultimate uncertainty of exactly what happened.
The report by Ken MacQuarrie, BBC Scotland director, into the McAlpine debacle notes there were "differing recollections" about this decision.
He was the pioneer, so to speak — the person who first gave Mr. Patterson the idea that he could write more than one book at a time — though the two men have differing recollections about how the collaboration started.
Finke was the first person to R.S.V.P. to Ivers, who recalls, "I burst out laughing, and said, 'That's great because everyone will come to see you, and I cannot wait to hear the excuse you'll cook up at the eleventh hour to tell me you're not coming.' " (Ivers and Finke have differing recollections of Finke's reasons for later sending her regrets).
Looking beyond a compensation account, 2 other possible explanations for the differing source recollection and autobiographical free recall results have been proposed.
Memories fade and recollections differ.
Why might some of the recollections differ?
The executives' recollections differ on some accounts.
