Sentence examples for intense recollection from inspiring English sources

What she had to go through was wave after wave of intense recollection.

This was the first suggestion that it might be possible in humans to interfere pharmacologically with the recollection of intense memories.

Although he no longer owns those particular paintings, Mr. LiPuma has gone on to acquire four more Hartleys, among them the fearsome "New Mexico Recollection" (1923), an intense, stormy view of a mountain so turbulently painted that it almost seems to rock on its base.

The recollection is still vivid.

Their recollection became very vivid.

Passages of intense, almost hallucinatory detail emerged: painful, pin-sharp recollections of early childhood, a music-obsessed 70s adolescence, school, early fumblings with girls.

I was amazed at the length of Dylan's solo performances and the power he had not only to deliver an intense story, but also at the fluency of his recollection and the ease in which he detailed a long, complicated narrative.

Being suffered from intense fear, helplessness and horror, the adolescents had distressing recollections of the disaster with images and feelings of quakes, the percentage of distress at reminders is high (64.5%).

The story's real focus is not so much the re-examination of America's historical past as the recollection of its emotional past -- a past we become a part of through Allen Say's intense dreamscape.

Our findings suggest that even intense autobiographical memories, experienced with extreme clarity and vividness, may sometimes demonstrate a neural signature that more closely resembles familiarity than recollection.

"I have no recollection".