Sentence examples for partial recollection from inspiring English sources

The replaying of their triumphal re-entry into the street outside the Old Bailey triggers only partial recollection; Richard McIlkenny steady and philosophical, "Every dog has his day"; Billy Power, looking ahead, thinking of others – "Judith Ward, the Bridgewater Four".

The sketch is only as good as the information provided by witnesses or victims, both of whom may have only partial recollection of the suspect's face, sketch artists said.

One might argue that he had come along too long after the events of the war, that whatever the Papon trial produced in the way of denial or partial recollection or soul-searching will soon be buried in the hurly-burly of daily life in a prosperous democracy.

It's also probable that he has fond recollections of the summer of 2008, when, during the Russian invasion of Georgia, he held the European Union's rotating presidency and arranged a partial troop withdrawal.

Mr. Roeser also had fond recollections.

They were often hesitant or had difficulties in recounting the memories and provided only partial and patchy recollections when it came to some especially tough details.

With respect to the cases, data and conclusions were drawn from impressions, memories and opinions of individuals from four qualitative case studies conducted year(s) after an event, perhaps reporting partial or inaccurate recollections of events.

We will start with a brief recollection of basic notions and results in partial metric spaces that can be found in [8, 11, 20, 21].

(2) The retrospective recollection of the clinical data may favor the description of partial or isolated symptoms of the disease because we could miss subtle signs or symptoms associated with the predominant manifestation.

This, of course, isn't what happened, but it may correspond to your recollection of events if you were a kid, or were only paying partial attention.

Such dynamic interactions between the perirhinal cortex and the hippocampus have been highlighted in human fMRI studies, which point to partial divisions of function across these same structures that relate to the recognition and recollection of associated information [116,117].