Sentence examples for recollection of both from inspiring English sources

My fondest recollection of both revivals remains the delicious Lucinda Childs and her tape-loop-like recitation of a trip to "a prematurely air-conditioned supermarket".

Using the case study of Askam-in-Furness, a former mining village in Cumbria, this paper addresses this gap by exploring how industrial remains within the landscape act as prompts for the recollection of both personal and social place-related memories.

Swetnick claimed that Kavanaugh but this kind of sexual assault was commonplace at parties attended by Kavanaugh and his wingman Mark Judge, and she said in a sworn statement that she has a "firm recollection" of both Kavanaugh and Judge waiting in line to participate in other such assaults.

We predicted that previous findings of lateral PFC and parietal involvement in general source recollection processes would be replicated in this paradigm, with activity being observed during recollection of both action and location.

While his recollections of both the Folgers deal and P.& G. earnings are specific, the information came to him third hand rather than directly from Mr. Gupta.

This seduction of a sort lies at the heart of "The Count and the Confession," and is a remarkable case study that Taylor has been able to reproduce almost in its entirety, relying on tapes and the recollections of both Riley and Monroe.

It turns out that the belated recollection of suffering both endured and culpably inflicted in no sense arouses desires for revenge and revanchism in the children and grandchildren of the generation of perpetrators.

Focusing first on brain regions playing a general role in recollection, contrasts of both action and location recollection against baseline were associated with common areas of activity in ventrolateral PFC, anterior cingulate, and precuneus, as well as in bilateral parietal cortex and extensive areas of the fusiform and occipital cortices.

My recollection is of both politicians relentlessly feeding the right-wing media with rhetoric of cracking down on asylum seekers while never giving immigration officials the resources to do their jobs properly.

Both claim to have no recollection of the previous night, yet both people's waking lives are being affected by what happens after they go to bed.

First written in English, but lost, then dictated in French, then translated back into English, "Down Below" is both a recollection of madness and a kind of transcription.