Sentence examples for recollection it from inspiring English sources

Still, there's no doubting the cinematic style of recollection it induced.

To my best recollection, it read: May your life preach louder than your lips.

By her recollection, it started on a slow day in 2005 at Raye, her quirky boutique in Houston.

He had, but shook his head at the recollection: "It is too busy," he said, sounding weary.

To the best of his recollection, it was not until 1997, when he was first interviewed by anyone outside Bloomington.

Still later, George tells Pompey that to his recollection it was not he but Pompey who was drunk.

In an unpublished manuscript, Moore later set down these recollections: It was hard to tell when war started.

Like many of the recollections, it's a story that speaks to much more than just periods.

Neuroscientists think that the phenomenon arises from the way the sleeping brain consolidates memories; as it cements the recollections, it draws links between different events to build the bigger story of our lives.

While the book is substantially based on Perlmutter Rozines' recollections, it is classified as historical fiction since Roy included fictionalized dialogue.

I've no recollection of it, and it just doesn't ring true".