Sentence examples for intimate recollections from inspiring English sources

The people who spoke were able to share personal, intimate recollections in a relaxed, natural environment.

Amid a tumble of intimate recollections, we learn about Dr. King's grandmother and her influence on him.

What appears to make games different from other media in that regard?" While there are sad stories to be found within the pages of Death by Video Game, there's hope, too, woven through some very personal, intimate recollections of how gaming has steered Parkin's subjects back onto a path of positive progress.

Set largely in the ritualised Hindu community of the plantation society of Trinidad in which he grew up, they have the urgency of intimate recollection.

The New Yorker, September 13 , 1999P. 106 Briefly Noted review of "The Things We Used to Say," by Natalia Ginzburg; translated from the Italian by Judith Woolf (Arcade; $23.95)...This brilliant family memoir, first published in 1963...has the unmistakable feel of intimate recollection.

In collaboration with the gifted journalist Azadeh Moaveni, Ebadi, who in 2003 became the first Iranian and the first Muslim woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize, has written a memoir that is both a deft history of postrevolutionary Iran and a genuinely intimate recollection.

Recollections of intimate, sometimes seemingly minor, encounters with Harrison make up much of the movie.

Tracking down survivors and family members (including Representative Carolyn McCarthy, the Long Island Democrat who channeled the loss of her husband and the wounding of her son into a successful congressional campaign and a fight for gun control), Mr. Minn constructs a quietly intimate memorial around their traumatic recollections.

Recollections of Ebbets Field's intimate, idiosyncratic ambience help keep the flame of nostalgia lighted for the Brooklyn Dodgers almost as brightly as do their long struggles to beat the hated Yankees in the World Series.

It was the week before Passover, in a not-really-filled synagogue basement hall — intimate enough for him to lapse into a recollection of the bedikat hametz, the search for crumbs of bread and such, in his childhood home in Würzburg, Germany, on the morning before the seder.

Such experiences allow for more intimate interaction with collections resulting in better cognition, recollection and experience [5].