Sentence examples for recollection in from inspiring English sources

Recollection in Atwood's novel is eloquently uneven.

This squares with Jell Roll Morton's recollection in "Mamie Desdume's Blues".

"That has never happened before in my recollection in a case such as this," Lammy said.

The part of the emotional spectrum they address is reflection, pleasurable melancholy, recollection in tranquillity.

Principally, though, the note that pervades the book is recollection in wariness.

With this recollection in mind, I went to the S.B.A.'s web site to see if things had improved.

His recollection in the witness box was that he had seen X three times, including once at the Crest Hotel.

But Mr. Rumsfeld's recollection in the memoir, "Known and Unknown," to be published Tuesday, shows that even then Mr. Bush was focused as well on Iraq.

"Kid, if you don't make something of yourself, you're going to die in Vietnam," he said, according to his son's recollection in an interview with The New Yorker.

And if that's not enough, Powell threatens reality with the universal plague from his second novel, The Recollection, in a self-referential triumph of authorial legerdemain.

(It reads like a novel, the technique being recollection-in-Technicolor, which worries me more than it will most people).