Sentence examples for recollected from inspiring English sources

It is recollected that the authorities were equally unco-operative after 19 American servicemen were killed by a bomb explosion at their Al Khobar barracks in Saudi Arabia in 1996.

The 17 who made it to their 67th reunion recollected battles called Brunete, Jarama, Teruel and the Aragon offensive.They got no help from the American government.

But at last, purged of their dross, they appear in native lustre; and a whole people, taught by bitter experience, receives them with humility, and applies them in earnestness and faith.It must also be recollected, that there are certain periods or times in the application of truths, which are essential in their subservience to man's use.

His newly recollected act of defiance is comparatively apt: in 1642 Lenthall refused Charles I's request that he identify five uppity MPs, whom the king had come to the House of Commons to arrest.

WILLIAM WORDSWORTH once defined poetry as emotion recollected in tranquillity.

The savings which result to the state are forgotten whilst the profits…are recollected and exaggerated".

An event recorded in the autobiographer's youthful journal is likely to be somewhat different from that same event recollected in later years.

An adaptation of two short stories written by Akutagawa Ryūnosuke, the film deals with a samurai, his wife, a bandit, and a woodcutter in the 10th century; a rape and a murder are recollected by the four persons in distinctly different ways.

As in the Meno, discussed above, Plato concludes that such knowledge is "recollected" by the soul from an earlier existence.

They are collectively referred to as Shruti ("Heard"; i.e., communicated by revelation), whereas the later writings are labelled Smriti ("Remembered"; i.e., recollected and reinterpreted at some distance in time from the original revelations).

It is also to be recollected that the structural constituents of matter (such as atom and electron, q.v).