Sentence examples for painful recognition from inspiring English sources

For a yuppie careerist, the first painful recognition that you have crossed the invisible line probably comes at work.

What makes watching Cathy Come Home this September an especially devastating experience is the painful recognition of how little has changed.

They were tears of painful recognition.

It was a love of self and each other that turned the dark nights into mornings, and eased the painful recognition that marching was mandatory.

Written by Michael Alaimo and directed by E.R. veteran, Paul McCrane, this story ends with a painful recognition by Sharon Raydor's new permanent houseguest, Rusty Beck, about the nature of his relationship with his mother.

To derive these sensory outcomes of painful actions, the brain must combine knowledge that a grasping action has taken place (action recognition), and that the specific object is likely to imply pain (pain recognition).

Such memoirs work best if there are painful pangs of recognition for the reader.

That recognition was painful for them and they embarked on a mission to preserve this piece of Slovenia's history.Their friends knew about their passion and told them about items they saw, often passing along the owner's telephone number, and Vida or Joze would call the owner and bargain about the price.

Targeting populations with painful conditions for early recognition and treatment of mental health problems may be cost-effective from a public health perspective and also represents an area of considerable unmet clinical need since opioid escalation is an inflationary development in the treatment of painful conditions.

Our research method allowed for the collection of data from a representative group of psychiatrists on their level of recognition of painful or painless somatic symptoms, compared to the reports of their patients with a MDE without interfering with their usual clinical practice.

Rapt silence descends, in recognition of a painful encounter in which some truths are observed, with little reconciliation.