Sentence examples for from recollections from inspiring English sources

Usually the only possible thrill in combining the words "electricity" and "subway" comes from recollections of the ominous sensations of childhood coalescing around that half-hidden "third rail".

The poem also makes much of the work of memory, a theme explored as well in the "Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood".

Fiction about foreign lands boasted at least one modern American master in Meindert De Jong, whose most sensitive work was drawn from recollections of his Dutch early childhood.

An example is "The Moon doth with delight / Look round her when the heavens are bare" (William Wordsworth, "Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood," 1807).

Some of what we hear from him is taken from recollections and observations by close friends, such as his Montmartre chum and collaborator, writer JP Contamine de Latour.

Mr. Allman said that "My Cross to Bear" drew heavily from recollections that he recorded on 167 90-minute cassette tapes beginning in the 1980s and then stored in a duffel bag.

From recollection there were approximately eight people… [there].

From recollection there were at least four other people present.

His thinking was not analytical but intuitive, leading him from story to story, from recollection to recollection.

With the exception of one, the titles of those records have vanished from recollection.

In Felix Holt, the Radical, 3 vol. (1866), she drew the election riot from recollection of one she saw at Nuneaton in December 1832.