Sentence examples for recollected with from inspiring English sources

Fishing with Jack, my older brother, is recollected with amusement.

Instead the sequence has the sense of something recollected with affectionate irony.

'Ben Gurion said to us "Well done, now give it back to them". It's a pity we didn't listen to him,' Nir recollected with some bitterness.

England's Liverpool Post recollected with only some exaggeration that "nearly all the aristocracy and a large portion of the middle classes were adverse to the North and in favor of the South.

This is done through the cogitative faculty, associating the universal with some particular image, recollected with the assistance of the intention stored in the memorative faculty; an "intention" that is the distinctive character or nature of that image.[53] That is to say, one remembers a universal idea by remembering an image that connotes it.

"My Back Pages" too is an uplifting rendition of Dylan, recollected with piano, pipe organ and an overflowing spirituality.

(Nothing to do with Ms Drabble; more, as I recollect, with a pretty boy named Bob).

No, these are your actual, classical-via-Shakespeare halcyon days: serene and beautiful things we will recollect with misty-eyed nostalgia in years to come when hell has risen all around us.

At the time, I was not clear which document the chair was referring to and so I could not recollect with absolute certainty whether or not I had seen the memo sent by Mark Thompson to the then chairman on October 7 2010.

Today, the friends and contacts a Western visitor encounters here are sure to recollect, with incredulity and undisguised embarrassment, the heady days of the 1980's, when Japanese corporations spent tens of millions of dollars on Impressionist paintings at overseas auctions, and when new museums, public and private, seemed to pop up every month.

Sir John Hippisley sometime RI treasurer, wrote to the Earl of Hardwicke: I recollect with pain that when I was on the Committee of Managers in the year 1803 … our capital was exhausted and the corporation was £3,000 in debt, insomuch that a proposal was then made at the board to shut up the house of the Institution and to bring all the effects to a sale for a discharge of its debts.