Sentence examples for much recollection from inspiring English sources

I don't have much recollection of Mr. Cain's contribution to the commission's work, but I don't have much recollection of mine, either.

If you are under 45, you probably don't have much recollection of the last strong recovery, after the recession that ended in late 1982.

I've no recollection of that at all, but if it happened in a pub at the turn of the century, then it's very unlikely I'd have had much recollection".

Daddy passed away almost 22 years ago and I do not believe that you have much recollection of him.

Jesse Joyce: Well, technically around 2004 Greg and I got drunk together several times, though neither of us had much recollection of that… Then in 2005, coincidentally, we both got sober around the same time.

I doubt my daughter will retain much recollection of the event outside of the note that I will make in her baby book because of it, but still my mind is spinning.

According to Chaplin's much-quoted recollection of the day, the idea for the outfit, and the character of the little Tramp, came to him after only a moment's thought: "On the way to the wardrobe I thought I would dress in baggy pants, big shoes, a cane and a derby hat.

Like all childhood recollection, much of what we remembered and guffawed about would be considered out of place for The Times.

I suppose this is true of experience as well — in describing a world, you extinguish it — and in any recollection much is reduced to ruin.

I suppose this is true of experience as well in describing a world, you extinguish it and in any recollection much is reduced to ruin.

I find that cheers me up, because I am very much mired in recollections of what things were actually like.