Sentence examples for permanent recollection from inspiring English sources

Instead, he ordered dozens of yellow signs proclaiming the waterline, and he scattered 30 or 40 of them throughout the property, instilling permanent recollection.

Ueda (2013) also used KLIPS to estimate intergenerational mobility in Korea and employed a two-sample method to impute actual fathers' permanent earnings using sons' recollections of their fathers' educational levels and occupations when they were 14.

Thereby new memories can undergo gradual changes from an initially fragile state into more permanent and stable neural representations, rendering them resistant to interference and easing their availability for latter intentional recollection.

It begins with the most recent recollections, which, being lightly impressed upon the nervous elements, rarely repeated and consequently having no permanent associations, represent organization in its feeblest form.

"I have no recollection".

LIONEL: First recollection.

I had no recollection.

Then, the recollection returns.

Recollection of judges.

Kill had a different recollection.

The recollection is still vivid.