Sentence examples for note of recognition from inspiring English sources

This play, if she could have seen it, would have made her smile, I bet, with a sardonic note of recognition.

I would like to make special note of his recognition of the recent Durban conference as a watershed resurrection of Nazism's worst propaganda.

They point to visibility as an important factor and note that 'Lack of recognition poses one of the greatest single obstacles to activist well-being and safety.' In societies in which women are oppressed, it is women activists whose voices and successes are ignored most.

Rao and Cohen note that lack of recognition of pain symptoms and severity, as well as a lack of understanding of the benefits of pain treatment and management is frequently seen in older persons [ 46].

On a more positive note, Grotius' recognition of the transferability of rights led him to a novel solution for one of the great problems of political philosophy.

Of note, recognition that the fear is excessive or unreasonable has been removed and a new criterion stating "the fear or anxiety is out of proportion to danger posed" has been added.

A blog post by Perer Ferioli, Kred's "director of recognition," notes that the combined companies will have some 500 million profiles on their books.

We note that recognition of DUs based on COSEWIC National Freshwater Biogeographic Zones (i.e. criterion 4) is, in practice, not applicable outside of Canada.

Note that recognition of the RNA DNA hybrid sequence may participate not only in the 'in pathway' pausing: for example, it stabilizes EC16ST (and HIV-1 pause; see below) in the backstepped state, although backstepping is an 'off pathway' event.

The introduction provides background information on SIDS and makes note of the special international recognition given to island States.

Of note, the target recognition property of Meso-TR3 was retained in a metastatic xenograft mouse model of ovarian cancer under physiologic conditions in vivo.