Sentence examples for recollection that from inspiring English sources

One favorite ploy was to plant a "fact" or manufacture a recollection that would send program annotators afield.

If viable evidence can be mustered from the millions of words of long-ago recollection, that is the logic of Blair's mandate to Saville and the report's conclusion.

While it's true that often candidates ran on both a major party slate and on the Liberal or Conservative Party slate, to my recollection that hasn't always been the case.

If you're normal, or close to normal, you cherish the memory of remembering these memories and regard fondly the precious gift of cerebral "recollection" that made it all possible.

The question that Abhidharma philosophers must confront is precisely what accounts for the sense of recollection that accompanies these cognitive series.

Christina Lambert QC, counsel for the inquests, said some witnesses have spoken of having a "clear recollection" that Mr Duckenfield "made reference to gates having been stormed".

"It's not a recollection that would involve the word 'assault,'" he said.

"Your scenario is impossible," a frustrated Martinez said regarding Arias' recollection that Alexander attacked her when she dropped his camera.

From the perspective of dual process models the current results are consistent with previous work indicating that it is the process of recollection that is particularly sensitive to the effects of emotion [1],[2],[4].

Here, we provide evidence suggesting that reduced sampling rates does not only signify repeated exposure, but is also a reliable measure of the subjective sense of recollection that accompanies recognition.

Each item of factual recollection that was scored correctly increased slightly the risk for recollection of discomfort.