Sentence examples for public recollection from inspiring English sources

35 Planning Sermons for 9/11 While secular leaders are refraining from speechmaking -- whether out of fear of inadequacy or a sincere sense of awe -- it will be the preachers shaping Wednesday's public recollection of Sept. 11, 2001.

One of his obituarists noted:First and chiefest we esteem his pianoforte-playing, with its amazing elasticity of touch, rapidity, and power; next his scientific and vigorous organ playing  his triumphs on these instruments are fresh in public recollection.

Williams' public recollection of the events that day has changed several times over the past decade, ranging from his being unaware of the lead helicopter having been struck when changing course, to his apparently witnessing the attack, to his most recently claiming that he was in the rocket-damaged helicopter.

While her private diary said that Henry was in Jubal Early's raid on Washington, she didn't mention this tidbit in the public recollections she wrote for the Daughters of the Confederacy.

Richard Esposito will continue leading the network's inquiry into Williams' coverage and his public recollections about his experiences in Iraq and during Hurricane Katrina.

I ask what we should read into the fact that he took so long to make these recollections public.

Mr. Megrahi's case has been brought up repeatedly in meetings in the past few years between British and Libyan officials, according to other documents made public and the recollections of Libyan officials.

Libeskind's office declined to check the settlement, which has never been made public, to confirm this recollection.

Ms. Trethewey's great theme is memory, and in particular the way private recollection and public history sometimes intersect but more often diverge.

I have only ever had two seizures in public to my best recollection.

But the basic features of Monroe's Hollywood persona -- flirty, blonde, curvaceous -- still define the public's most popular recollections of her.