Sentence examples for obvious recollection from inspiring English sources
He said that despite no obvious recollection of events, Starr had attempted to "bolster his case by false assertions about what happened".
It is obvious he has no recollection of me, even as he recalls the shoot.
At the mention of Greybeard, a novel he wrote 39 years ago in which humanity is ageing and unable to procreate, he swiftly moves from its obvious theme to a more personal recollection.
While Aristotle, speaking on memory and recollection, notes: It is obvious, then, that memory belongs to that part of the souls to which imagination belongs; all things which are imaginable are essentially objects of memory and those which necessarily involve imagination are objects of memory incidentally.
For obvious reasons, I most enjoyed Mr. Berger's recollections of working for Virgil Thomson as a music critic at The New York Herald Tribune during the 1940's.
But he was forgiving of Mr. Lo's more obvious misstatements, saying that Mr. Lo's recollections of what he felt in the chaos around the crime may simply be mistaken.
Other obvious sources of bias, typical of cross-sectional studies, are recall bias (faulty recollection of past events), misclassification bias (disagreeing views on the nature of wheezing and asthma; in some studies mitigated by video questionnaires), and reverse causation (the temporal order of events is unclear, so that any putative cause of asthmatic disease may rather be its consequence).
But to the best of my recollection, nobody ever mentioned the idea of trying to promote human rights in Saudi Arabia, and for a very obvious reason.
"I have no recollection".
LIONEL: First recollection.
