Sentence examples for jolt of recognition from inspiring English sources

The woman in the image was extremely feminine, like a model, and Abby felt a jolt of recognition.

Unexpectedly, though, in the chapter about the early life of Obama's father in Kenya, there came a jolt of recognition.

When you wrote that young-adult fiction has moved into bleak territory, I felt a jolt of recognition.

The aurochs". As I turned it over in my hands, feeling its great weight, I experienced what seemed like an electric jolt of recognition.

To page through "Safe Area Gorazde," at least for anyone who spent time in Bosnia during the war, is to experience an almost unsettling jolt of recognition.

People like this shot because they feel a jolt of recognition: they relate to being young, being in love, hanging out with lots of friends.

At times "Freaks and Geeks" tried too hard to create jolts of recognition.

Indeed, when I came to read "Ulysses" itself, I had the same pleasant series of jolts of recognition that the first readers of "The Waste Land" must have experienced when they encountered echo upon familiar echo in Eliot's thickly allusive text.

Actually, when I came upon the scene I had one of those jolts of recognition -- a feeling of emotional rightness that takes hold when I "find" a subject.

With prose of galvanizing punch and verve, Lane Relyea details the ways in which the flesh of art responds to the new spirit of capitalism, providing a Benjaminian jolt of homeopathic recognition.

Mr. Mack's entry may provide a jolt of energy and name recognition to the Republican ticket — in addition to being a sitting Congressman and the son of former Senator Connie Mack III, his wife, Congresswoman Mary Bono Mack, is the widow of Sonny Bono.