Sentence examples similar to air of recognition from inspiring English sources
So confident at the end was Sastre of his effort that, rather than sprint the final 100 yards, he took one hand off the handlebars, made the sign of the cross and pointed in the air in recognition of his deceased stepbrother, who Sastre said inspired all of his cycling efforts.
That air of pained self-recognition is nowhere to be found in the performances he has given in his own films, in "The Town," "Argo" or here, as he allows himself to veer toward the maudlin and self-pitying.
Restaurants, telephone services and air travel have all improved out of recognition.
It was disappointing therefore that so little of these featured in the evening's concert, although the air lifted briefly during the buzz of recognition that greeted the famous Chasing Sheep sequence from 1982's The Draughtsman's Contract.
No more taco lunches inside air-conditioned mess halls or laminated Certificates of Recognition from lieutenant colonels.
An air-conditioner is classified into two types for the purpose of recognition.
Of course, there are exceptions — people like LeBron James and Peyton Manning, who combine high name recognition with an air of reliability, are still getting long-term contracts at high prices.
"Racism robbed Carl of recognition".
Some kind of recognition.
