Sentence examples for recollection of which from inspiring English sources

John Glass woke early out of a riot of vivid and disorderly dreams all detailed recollection of which drained from his mind the moment he opened his eyes.

"I remember when I thought 'this is getting absurd' was when someone explained to me Michael Gove was personally handwriting lists of which medieval kings British schoolchildren should learn, according to his personal recollection of which are important.

In a swipe at Mr Gove's style, he said: "I remember when I thought 'This is just getting absurd' was when someone explained to me that Michael Gove was personally handwriting lists of which medieval kings British schoolchildren should learn, according to his personal recollection of which kings and queens are important.

"I remember when I thought 'this is just getting absurd' was when someone explained to me that Michael Gove was personally handwriting lists of which medieval kings British schoolchildren should learn, according to his personal recollection of which kings and queens are important," Clegg said.

Mr Rove told the grand jury that by the time Mr Novak had called him, he believes he had similar information about Mr Wilson's wife from another reporter but had no recollection of which reporter had told him about it first, the source said.

"I remember when I thought 'This is just getting absurd' was when someone explained to me that Michael Gove was personally handwriting lists of which medieval kings British schoolchildren should learn, according to his personal recollection of which kings and queens are important," he said.

And that recollection, variations of which were echoed repeatedly in conversations with officers over the last several months, captures one of the greatest frustrations felt by officers.

Community members I spoke with have little recollection of exactly which timber company harvested in which years.

The original collection also included first-person video recollections, five of which are sampled here in audio form.

About half claim to have clear recollections, many of which involve looking down on the surgical team at work on their body or the familiar image of a bright threshold or tunnel of light into which they were being drawn.

The Sun quoted him saying, "I have absolutely no recollection of it" – which looked, at first glance, like a non-denial denial: an "I do not recall" equivocation, which is not quite the same as saying "It's not true".