Sentence examples for imprecise recollection from inspiring English sources
The onion-pear sauce for this pot-roasted pork has its origins in an imprecise recollection that has been rattling around in my memory since some time in the late 1990s or very early 2000s.
While some of the author's language may have been imprecise, his recollection of his experience was consistent with recollections of passengers in similar air incidents.
I don't remember my exact reaction to that information Mason also explains how we edit memories in the retelling, so any recollection would probably be imprecise anyway but I must have responded with emotional movements expressing surprise, a common response from me during the intriguing introduction to neurobiology.
In addition, two-thirds of the study group were adults at recruitment and their recollection of their disease at presentation might have been imprecise, especially in older adults recollecting childhood illness many decades earlier.
None of them had any previous knowledge of the house's floor plan, and they were further jostled by the awareness that they were possibly minutes away from ending the costliest manhunt in American history; as a result, some of their recollections — on which this account is based — may be imprecise and, thus, subject to dispute.
By using my recollection, the overall composition for the constructions becomes more abstracted and imprecise.
While some of the author's language may have been imprecise — he did not, for example, intend the description of the engines as having "powered down to a hum" to mean they were turned off but rather that they grew quieter — his recollection of his experience was consistent with recollections of passengers in similar situations.
The likeness is imprecise.
Imprecise results or interpretation.
