The following war-scenes are imaginary, and colored by personal reminiscence.

He paused and Stuart Farquaharson, restrained by a flood of personal reminiscence, said nothing.

It is also more of a personal reminiscence, and less an effort of the imagination.

This personal reminiscence is here obtruded because the incident made the rest of the day a blank.

The book contains much personal reminiscence and observation on life but little concrete detail for the student.

A little bit of personal reminiscence comes up in his specifying the time as 'about noon,' the brightest hour.

They talked for an hour or more, the conversation moving back and forth between politics and personal reminiscence, between trivia and confessional.

Although suggested by the season, and by a solitary dinner, it is not my purpose to indulge in personal reminiscence and talk.

And never was there a man who so supplements with personal reminiscence the place or the person that has figured in the illustration.

The second part of the celebration, which took place in the Olivier theatre, was a mixture of pictorial record, public performance and personal reminiscence.

And, as I began my previous lecture by a personal reminiscence, I am going to ask your indulgence for a similar bit of egotism now.

Narrating the film and providing the occasional personal reminiscence is actor Peter Weller, who played a Burroughs-like character in Cronenberg's film adaptation of "Naked Lunch."

This may be personal reminiscences, letters, photos, cuttings or background information.

This is not the time nor the place for personal reminiscences.

And yet there was a tantalizing incompleteness about his personal reminiscences.

After their personal reminiscences you feel as if you'd been jabbing Germans yourself.