Sentence examples for recollect about from inspiring English sources

Some days, I get better, recollect about the good times and I feel better.

Once, when remarking on her desire to be safe and "unnoticed", a tendency that had not paid off for her in her marriage, I recollected about when I first "noticed" her in high school, painting a picture of the qualities in her I admired as both a female and a person (imagine that!).

But consider this as well: On Page 4, Hughes admits that he can recollect nothing about the crash itself.

Seemingly it's fear of death, but if you recollect, think about life, then it's a fear of a dying life.

On Page 23 he tells us that he can recollect nothing about the accident: "The slate is wiped clean, as by a damp rag".

Here, we investigated how mPFC might support the ability to recollect information about oneself and others relating to previous experiences.

Writer went home and looked over his Commencement program, which he had saved, recollecting things about the various students he had known.

Recommended by Miriam (bookseller): "As Modiano recollects facts about his past in the clear and sober style that has become his trademark, it becomes impossible not to notice the contrast between the simplicity of his sentences and the strength of the emotion that they trigger in us.

If I recollect, Oregon won about half a dozen games by less than a touchdown".

They will recollect, when lectured about freedom, what happened to their relative or next door neighbour who was dragged out of his bed at dawn by heavily armed anti-terror personnel and taken away for up to two years without charge or trial only to be released back to a life-shattered and family broken without a hint of an explanation, let alone an apology.

Some GPs recalled a lecture in medical school about sex differences in cardiovascular diseases, but otherwise could not recollect receiving any education about sex differences in drug therapy.