Sentence examples for recollection of one from inspiring English sources

If it is difficult to relate to the utter devastation of war in a foreign culture on the other side of the planet, the recollection of one isolated World Trade Center attack on a civilian population on a daily basis should serve as a wake-up call.

The claim is based on the recollection of one of Holtzclaw's accusers, and it conflicts with a police incident report that lists a different date, two weeks later.

I went to the same office and sat at the same desk on Monday as I did on Tuesday, but I have no recollection of one day and a vivid recollection of the other.

He brightened at the recollection of one of them.

When I encounter fans who talk about specific moments in Buffy, I actually have no real recollection of one episode to the next.

The opening of the scherzo lacked clarity, but there was a supple beauty in the way she lingered over the movement's wistful second subject; it was less a waltz than a narcotic recollection of one.

It relied heavily on the recollections of one of the members of Kerrey's platoon, who, as the Times acknowledged, had a history of drinking problems, but also on the memories of other participants in the raid, including Kerrey himself.

The result – a series of dreamlike recollections of one turbulent summer – is mostly irresistible.

Similarly, Prowlers (1987) traces the history of a prominent family through the recollections of one of its elders and the investigations of a younger member.

And so begins Mike Tyson's recollections of one of the most famous upsets in the history of sport.

Their recollections of one of Harvard College Library's most generous donors provide a fascinating portrait of one of America's great bibliophiles.