Sentence examples for sad recognition from inspiring English sources
I said that household dirt seemed to me immediate evidence of entropy: a sad recognition.
He thought that women would smile in sad recognition when they heard my story - or rather, what he had done with my story.
In the second act, Mandy and Richard have a child — Margulies crowds too much incident and melodrama into this two-hour piece — and we watch with sad recognition as their relationship begins to fray.
We should never be fooled by self-judgment: for some people, self-deprecation is merely a sad recognition of the demands of genius, and an accurate admission of the necessary circumstances out of which it grows.
"Turning Away From the Holocaust," in The Times's 150th anniversary section on Nov. 14, gives prominent, if sad, recognition to the newspaper's "staggering, staining failure" to deal forthrightly with the Holocaust as it unfolded.
The 1 Ghz processor means it zips along nicely even when multi-tasking, and the four front buttons, volume control and lock switch mean that those confusing moments when your iPad doesn't do what you want it to and you're forced to reluctantly press its single button in sad recognition of your own glaring failure as a human being (the 'defeat button', I call it) are a thing of the past.
But others, like me, will read this news with grim recognition and the sad realization: "That could have been my kid".
It has been widely accepted that the areas including amygdale, cingulate cortex, and basal ganglia were activated during the sad expression recognition [ 44].
Yet, basic knowledge of the effects of sad mood on recognition memory for pictorial material remains sparse.
Fitzgerald's admirers will be delighted that he is getting some long overdue recognition, but sad, too, perhaps.
It is typical of Ms Sherman's style that she would be disguised beyond all recognition, looking sad and ugly, in a work that flirts with self-portraiture.Indeed, looking over all the photographs, it is interesting to see how the artist has aged gracefully in real life but intriguingly badly in her fictions.
