If you feel yourself getting heated, ask for time out and go off to recollect your better self.
(There was also an Off West End stab at "Anyone Can Whistle," about which the less recollected, the better).
Some days, I get better, recollect about the good times and I feel better.
This helps your customers recollect your company and product better.
Logos are round, and ads are rectangular in shape because people have a better chance of recollecting ads in those shapes".
Susceptibility to primary headache, i.e., personal pre-traumatic or family history of head pain should be recollected in TBI patients to better study the evolution and reappearance after TBI and patient pre-TBI personality traits should be obtained to better cope with post-traumatic habit and help with adequate pharmacological and non-pharmacological support.
It's not uncommon in O'Hara for people to be in love without being lovers, and a number of his better stories present love recollected in something like tranquillity, which makes it seem even more fleeting and precious.
Negatively-valenced pictures were better recognised and recollected than neutral pictures with negative pictures of high affective impact being better recollected, replicating Croucher (2006).
Nonetheless, research suggests that culturally shared events, especially emotionally positive personal events (e.g. marriage, graduation, the birth of one's child), are better retained and more often recollected than others (Berntsen & Rubin, 2002).
There is an absence, surely, but there is the memory of what was once there — and, better yet, a full shelf of books to recollect and reread.
