Sentence examples for recollection hold from inspiring English sources

He functions as the villain in the film adaptation, and Arabian's recollection hold this representation to be accurate.

For the first time he said he had a recollection of holding April and putting her on the floor of his living room, where her blood was found soaked through to the underside of the carpet and where fragments of bone that the prosecution claims may be from a child were discovered in the log burner.

Their source recollection ability held firm despite variations in task requirements across experiments, confirming previous results involving patients with unilateral parietal lesions (Davidson et al. 2008; Simons et al. 2008), and arguing against an explanation for those previous results in terms of compensation from the patients' contralesional hemisphere.

1/5 To the best of my recollection, @realDonaldTrump has held exactly ONE press conference in the last year that wasn't with another head of state or a Cabinet head to share the brunt of questions.

He says that it is perfectly possible for people to hold different recollections of an event.

The two bank employees, Trina Gomez and Max Patlan, did not have a clear recollection of the two men who held them up, according to court documents.

He holds vivid recollections of being with his father, the Yolngu warrior Monyu, as the Japanese war planes dropped their bombs on his land.

In Wood's recollection, the Sixers fell into a tailspin and held a players-only meeting.

In Resnais's "Muriel" (1963), a variety of distancing devices hold at arm's length an unendurable recollection — a French soldier's experience of torturing an Algerian girl.

Univariate estimates of recollection-related activity (i.e., the difference in activation for recollection and familiarity trials) for left hemisphere MTL ROIs (similar results hold for right hemisphere ROIs; see Figure 2 figure supplement 1 ).

My first recollection of a World Cup was when it was held in Mexico in 1986.