Sentence examples for dim recollections from inspiring English sources

I have dim recollections of watching Dr. King in 1963, with the black maid who raised me — my mother.

Elderly people, with dim recollections of Germany's hyperinflation after World War I, worry about mixing their marks in the same pot as the Italian lira and Greek drachma.

So investigators looking at conduct in 2006 and 2007, when the market for residential mortgage-backed securities was at its peak, are going to confront stale evidence and dim recollections while having to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, a substantial hurdle in any case.

Yet, dim recollections suggested that the marathoner was a part of my original self.

The dream is over, though the memories linger on and it's corpse is twitching in official Facebook page photo albums and mercifully dim recollections of your 19th birthday.

It's my dim recollection that she was not feeling well enough to continue.

The sounds of silence are a dim recollection now, like mystery, privacy and paying attention to one thing — or one person — at a time.

I have a dim recollection of a lot of vacant pictures, but I can't recall one in which less happened than here.

It is a fudge characteristic of a country with an instinct for democratic progress, but a countervailing laziness and only a dim recollection of its radical past.Memory and forgettingThe civil war was not always so neglected.

The odometer had only a dim recollection of passing 100,000 miles, the body was dinged, the paint was faded and the interior was worn, but the thing just kept running.

My dim recollection of the "Housekeeping" I read in 1980 was of a wonderful saga, a comic novel about an eccentric family and a group of unforgettable woman characters.