Meanings of recollect more in English

Aye, very true.- IwishI could recollect more of it.

I hardly recollect more than one walk after our return under Mr. Gray's escort from Mr. Lathom's.

For my own part, I do not recollect more than one case where the selection was postponed beyond the second year.

When pressed on negotiations with various partners during the mid-1970s, he said there were details he could not recollect more than 35 years later.

The results showed that emotional items were recollected more often than neutral items.

Goldsmith in the same manner recollected more of that friend's early years, as he grew a greater man.'

He was struck with a sense of déjà vu-possibly from recollecting more lines by Su Shi, his favorite poet from the Song dynasty.

"I think, sir, they were something about 'the curfew tolling the knell of parting day,' but I can never recollect more of the poem."