That happens when your common sense evaluates the question "What do I feel?" Recognition of that feeling will still the emotion.
"I had a feeling of recognition when I saw the film version," he said.
Les Têtes Brûlées, as well, have benefited here from the funny feeling of recognition in American ears.
Her description of their wall of angry scrawls evokes a feeling of recognition in a reader who lived through the 60's.
He has an open, impressionable face and a measured voice that register shades of feeling and recognition with a fluid clarity.
But to do so without acknowledging the progress that has been made in the field in the last 15 years is a disservice to parents who need, in addition to a feeling of recognition, the hope their children deserve.
It was this feeling of recognition and emotional connection that convinced Addai – the writer behind E4 drama Youngers – to agree to write a BBC drama about the events surrounding the child's death.
A good male bartender has this effect, too, of course, but I think the extra sense of comfort that a woman has when being served drinks by a woman comes from a feeling of recognition.
Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in April that "there is nothing especially simple about life on the steppe, or, more crucially, about the emotions of the people who dwell on it, and the viewer quickly loses the sense of their foreignness, which is replaced by a feeling of recognition".
Gallery director Chris Dercon describes the commission as an "anarchic experience" with a "flow of energy" that gives a "feeling of recognition and a sense of belonging".
On the other hand, Tseng and Tsai (2007) concluded that reinforcing feedback that provides a positive feeling or recognition of the work and suggestive feedback provided by peers are most useful for subsequent learning.
