Sentence examples for the same recollection from inspiring English sources

"We were surprised when she said she knew Mr. Bacanovic had the same recollection she did," Ms. Glotzer testified.

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No doubt everyone who cultivates what the opinion-brokers of the early Victorian age called "a taste for literature" has more or less the same recollection of the moment when books took up residency in their mental lumber room, when the spirals of print mysteriously assumed a recognisable shape and, sometimes over an abyss extending into tens or hundreds of years, writer began to speak to reader.

The carcass was reported by the owner to be normal in appearance, with ordinary rigor mortis, no abnormal bleeding or abnormal appearance of any blood that was observed, and the carcass collector had the same recollection.

The same recollections were reported at the second interview by 33%, 7%and42%2%, respectively, of the patients who did not report them at the first interview.

In that same recollection, he says in an aside that even when the author imposes the disguise of a name on characters, actual names "are so much more convincing than the names he invents for them".

It appears to be more ready to make friends than our British squirrel, but possibly it has not the same hereditary recollection of stone-throwing boys.

Simons et al. (2008) found that patients with left and right parietal lesions performed normally when recollecting the context in which words and faces were previously encountered, despite the patients' lesions overlapping closely with the regions activated by healthy volunteers during the same source recollection task.

Both my audio choices this week have the same theme: recollections of childhood events in comparative tranquillity by elderly men whose lives have been significantly shaped by what happened to them 50 years ago.

Books written 20 or 30 years later, Mr. Polanski says, don't have the same degree of recollection or detail.

Whether animals have the same experience of recollection when they remember is unclear, but what is clear is that the human brain has adapted mechanisms that exist in the rat brain.