Sentence examples for is recollected from inspiring English sources
verb
To recall; to collect one's thoughts again, especially about past events.
- I remember the concert clearly, but I can't recollect why I was there.
Everything is recollected in tranquillity.
Fishing with Jack, my older brother, is recollected with amusement.
Excess water that is not absorbed is recollected and reused.
After usage, powder is recollected, undesired fractions are magnetically segregated and aggregates are removed by sieving.
The sensuality is already in the memory; passion is recollected in perhaps rapt, perhaps melancholy tranquillity.
As in the Meno, discussed above, Plato concludes that such knowledge is "recollected" by the soul from an earlier existence.
Here, it seems, he is recollecting either a fantasy or a dream – or even a dream provoked by a fantasy?
All you can do is recollect yourself, identify what went wrong, and take measures to reduce the likelihood of those events unfolding during the next pitch you make.
She is recollecting her family's unexpected and unwanted flight from the town of Kirovske in Donetsk Oblast (region) to Zaporizhzhia.
ERPs were characterized by a larger repetition effect, on the P600 amplitude, for concrete than for abstract images, suggesting a graded recollection process dependent on the type of material to be recollected.
The emotions being experienced are recollected emotions.
