Sentence examples for recoil of from inspiring English sources
'recoil of' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a feeling of strong distaste or repulsion that a person feels about something. For example, "She felt a great recoil of disgust when she saw the state of the room."
The bell then returns to its original shape by elastic recoil of the mesoglea.
And sharp it is, too, kicked by the recoil of the cannons and the lunge of swords.
One way that such velocities could be produced might be from the recoil of dark particles, if they decayed.
During ordinary breathing, muscular contraction occurs only on inspiration, expiration being accomplished "passively" by elastic recoil of the lung.
And it needs to be strong enough and elastic enough that it actually affects the recoil of the skin".
A. Excessive amounts of anything in a keyboard will probably affect the response and recoil of the buttons on the keyboard.
The verbal riff that follows is less eloquent than the movements that accompany it: he mimes insects moving down his arm and a slow-motion recoil of horror.
To illustrate, the authors make the following conclusion in the paper: "the Kenyan MG muscle tendon unit is optimized to favor efficient storage and recoil of elastic energy".
The trail was left on the ground during firing and absorbed the recoil of the gun, partly through sliding friction and partly by digging into the ground.
The cleanup is ongoing, of course, and Japanese officials estimate that 1.5 million tons of debris was sucked out to sea by the recoil of the waves.
The emotional recoil of the war is strongest when Powers remains in scene, when he keeps his soldiers on the march.
