Sentence examples similar to recollection bits from inspiring English sources

He even suggested a specific recollection: "Little bit skinny, big nose, but I liked him.

Margaret will later claim not to remember much at all about what she saw, allowing only "a ghostly recollection of this bit or that bit — of her hand reaching up into Lawrence's hand, or of him handing her a bit of a crab apple, or of her bonnet hanging over her eyes so that she couldn't see anything except her feet".

My recollection is a bit hazy.

My recollections are a bit hazy, but I seem to remember that some Cathedral officials were a bit scandalized by Bernstein's carillon outburst.

Recollections were less distinct; bits of remembered conversation were somehow lost; the last of the clothes were given away.

In a later conversation Mr. Kelley's mother, Marcia Arnold, speaking with her son at her side, said that particular recollection was "embellished a bit".

In the restaurants and shoe shops on 13th Avenue, people mixed their recollections of "Sandy" with bits and pieces of what they have heard about his death.

Ansari probably has a clearer memory of his dismissal of Cook when playing for Cambridge University than the England captain but even his recollections were a bit hazy.

"I know it's a beautiful landmark, but for what?" Mr. Berdo, 49, chuckled a bit at the recollection.

It's as if the years had simply dropped out of one's life and all that remains are bits and pieces of recollection".

What to do if your recollection of Latin conjugations is a bit shaky?