Sentence examples similar to notable recollection from inspiring English sources

One of her notable recollections was of the "strawberries" that resulted from sliding in skirts.

This research also contained information recall tasks based upon the data provided to respondents, and an analysis of these results highlights the notable variation in recollection accuracy for the different types of information provided by the labels.

Mr. Ben-Veniste said he thought Mr. Clarke's earlier testimony should be declassified to resolve any dispute, but he added that "it is not my recollection that there were any notable or substantive differences in testimony".

Recollections of notables or weird representations of people are generally rare.

Regions showing significant group differences for objective recollection are listed in Table 4. Notable among these are right lateral frontal regions showing differences between the Young and each older group (Fig. 4 B).

They have only vague and general recollections of their lives -- with one notable exception: They often have vivid memories of any event that included the deceased.

His recollections of his rise from inauspicious beginnings to notable success wind through the true historical events of Spain in the thirties.

She centers her recollections on the house of her grandmother Rosie, whose notable activity was her cooking, and the story is filled with descriptions of the dishes and the aromas with which they filled the house.

It is precisely from the deeply selective recollection of the last decade that all the Republican candidates (with the notable exception of Ron Paul) recite a mantra that, unlike Obama, "they will not apologise for America".

His most notable recordings were a trilogy of albums — "Afternoon of a Georgia Faun," "Geechee Recollections" and "Sweet Earth Flying" — on which he evoked his Georgia roots.

LIONEL: First recollection.