Sentence examples for recollection in a from inspiring English sources

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

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.

According to Harrison's recollection in a December 2000 interview for Billboard magazine, he began writing the song the night before Dylan played.

Memory and anxiety levels are connected to recollection in a Yerkes-Dodson curve (an inverse U curve): there is significantly better recollection at a moderate level of anxiety than at low or high levels of anxiety [ 5, 7, 8].

As is displayed in Fig.  2, we observed considerable overlap between the two kinds of recollection in a number of regions, including left ventrolateral PFC, anterior cingulate, and precuneus, as well as bilateral parietal, fusiform, and occipital cortices.

Pre-exam quizzing may act as an early warning system for students, showing them that they have the illusion of knowing the material but have not learned the material sufficiently for accurate recollection in a testing environment (Koriat and Bjork, 2005).

"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.

The people who spoke were able to share personal, intimate recollections in a relaxed, natural environment.

They rattle off more names and recollections in a volley that is almost as rapid-fire as the famous Abbott and Costello "Who's on First?" routine.

-What responsibility, if any, do you think publishers should have in verifying the facts of an author's recollections in a memoir?

He quickly added the qualifier, "around the eyes," and then returned to his recollections in a purring voice: "Jackie did a wonderful thing for my career.