Sentence examples for recognition ripple from inspiring English sources

Nods of recognition ripple across the audience.

A shock of disbelief and then recognition ripples through the audience.

Groans of recognition rippled across the room.

A voice from the back of the stalls shouts: "Thank you!" Go to Alexi Kaye Campbell's 2008 drama to see a play that makes an exceptional connection with its audience: there were not just murmurs of recognition but ripples of relieved laughter.

"I think we're OK," he says, sliding into his seat at a restaurant in Piccadilly, while a ripple of recognition moves through the room.

"We'd never had a record out – Chime was a white label at that point – but when we played it there was a ripple of recognition through the audience.

It took an impressively long time before a ripple of recognition swept across the commentariat: "CCTV, why didn't you say something!" Even as people debated whether the British approach was motivated by frugality or bankruptcy, the conversation pointed to deeper issues of governance.

Yamada described what can happen in laboratory animals when the basement membranes lack integrity, and there was a ripple of recognition around the table when he listed many of the symptoms Stiers has, too: gray hair, tooth abnormalities, muscle degeneration, vascular defects, cartilage and bone abnormalities and abnormal nails.

The major geoscientific objectives of the PanCam lander images are the recognition of surface features like ripples, ridges and troughs, and the identification and characterization of different rock and surface units based on their morphology, distribution, spectral characteristics, and physical properties.

Each recipient gets to choose their favorite charity to donate their $2,000 award to, so there's a powerful, positive ripple effect of the Min Yasui recognition.

But coming into this second anniversary, our response is more measured; there is a recognition that we are now living among the uncertain ripples thrown out by that collision of worlds.