Sentence examples for ones of recognition from inspiring English sources

When he writes or talks about the bonds and bondage of family, about love lost and attained, about staring down the cul-de-sac of mid-20s anomie, the laughs are ones of recognition.

Aciman began to read " la Recherche du Temps Perdu" at the age of 15, but even before then he had already become a Proustian character, so that his first experience on reading the novel was one of recognition: "In the 80-odd pages I had read that day I had rediscovered my entire childhood in Alexandria".

Part of the thrill of first arriving in Venice is one of recognition.

But Aslam's saddened reaction to 9/11 was one of recognition.

The difference between their lives and those of gays in Europe and North America is one of recognition and legitimacy.

But it has also been one of recognition that this simply compounds the many risks involved in giving scientific advice, particularly on health and environmental hazards.

When they meet in Chicago, after many years, the encounter begins with a stare: ''Very slowly she looked around, and into the dark eyes of the woman in the green frock at the next table.'' The look is not merely one of recognition between old friends but between two women posing as white in a posh hotel.

"You hope the message is one of hope and one of support and one of recognition of sacrifice they're making, not only in the classroom but financially.

Although they started receiving certain small incentives with the inception of the ASHA Programme, the rewards were primarily ones of social recognition.

Words out of the vocabulary (OOV) cannot be recognized as is and are therefore one cause of recognition errors, resulting in the correct word being replaced by one or several similarly sounding erroneous words.

Interestingly, TALEs have revealed a simple cipher for the one-to-one recognition of proteins for DNA bases.