Sentence examples for recognition dawns from inspiring English sources
"Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error" is an insightful and delightful discussion of the errors of our ways — why we make mistakes, why we don't know we are making them and what we do when recognition dawns.
A recognition dawns on analysts that as problematic and exasperating as North Korea is to China, an intact DPRK is still better than all the other possible alternatives from Beijing's point of view.
"Oh, Elvis," said Gerald Johnson, the president of the tenants' association, recognition dawning after a few seconds.
Then recognition dawned on Jeff's face.
JC Chasez is checking out at the supermarket, waiting to scan his savings card on a six-pack of yogurt and a carton of strawberries when the cashier looks up at him, a startled look of recognition dawning on her face.
Broader recognition has dawned.
It will take less time for the same recognition to dawn on annuities.
And recognition is dawning among Israelis that the fiction of a united capital cannot be sustained in a city divided by hatred.
Expectation is magnified because the recognition has dawned that the flow of talent may not go on for ever and that there is a need to take advantage now.
Of course, once you watch one of those queens soaring up in the air, to mate with a hapless drone (which lives only to mate and die) some practical recognition may dawn on you: destroying one nest won't really help, because countless others are destined for the spring.
