Sentence examples for a twinge of recognition from inspiring English sources

I felt a twinge of recognition when I realized that a company that was once a core part of my mediated life was getting shoved to the side.

Every school-age child in the South has read a Eudora Welty story in a literature anthology, and most of them have felt a twinge of recognition.

Behind his condescension there is fear, and behind the fear a twinge of recognition: he knows, looking down at the authoress, that he and all the clever gentlemen of England have finally met their match.

Chesley Sullenberger, the pilot during the Miracle on the Hudson in 2009, felt a twinge of recognition at the news of Tammie Jo Shults's calm handling of a midair crisis.

Every worrier will feel a twinge of recognition at Roger Hargreaves's Mr Worry, who has his worries removed by a wizard and then worries about having nothing to worry about.

These flowing, uninterrupted shots may induce in devoted art-house-goers a twinge of auteur recognition.

Like the dead in "Poltergeist" whose spirits rise to strangle the suburban community built on their graves, his anonymous corpses emerge from their police-blotter ignominy and extract a moment of recognition, a twinge of fellow ­feeling.

We may not screw around on our husbands but a lie is a lie – it doesn't matter whether big or small .And ultimately it's that nasty little twinge of recognition that drives the huge sales.

I didn't know whether to be reassured by this twinge of recognition for human foibles in the operating theatre or profoundly depressed, but it opened a new aspect to the surgical experience that I had never imagined, despite being a surgeon's daughter.

If this sparks recognition – and a twinge of guilt – the second annual Email Debt Forgiveness Day on Saturday offers the chance to make amends.

She felt a twinge of envy.