Sentence examples for some recollection from inspiring English sources

COMEY: I have some recollection that the call was from the president himself, but I don't know that for sure.

It was late, of course, and I had some recollection of a Langston Hughes line about being "the darker brother".

Almost two-thirds of all Americans were born before 1976 and have some recollection of the Carter years.

Conversely, he may equally grossly overestimate the time that has elapsed since a particular event (e.g., the visit of a relative) of which he has preserved some recollection.

It is something that people can say in the instant when they are racing through their mental files for some recollection of the person before them.

I think the reason I have that impression is I have some recollection of almost an imperceptible, like, what am I going to do?

There were some recollections of this on Monday.

I walked in, carrying my copy of "Some Recollections," with pages of Hazel and T.S. flagged.

Some recollections, like the name of a close friend, are easily recalled.

Bits of the early narrative are based on some recollections of my Suffolk schooldays.

Afterward, they took the time to e-mail some recollections of that long-ago summer afternoon; below are excerpts from their accounts.