Sentence examples for shot of recognition from inspiring English sources
They established reputations by sifting through packs of nameless young artists and — with a little spit shine, P.R. and insider collusion — gave them a booster shot of recognition, lifting them from total obscurity to a low rung of somewhere.
So it began: the shock of recognition.
The frisson was the shock of recognition.
So I was fewer than 30 pages into Anne Lamott's powerful and painfully honest novel when a chill of recognition shot through me.
People like this shot because they feel a jolt of recognition: they relate to being young, being in love, hanging out with lots of friends.
Best shot, most improved, best attitude are all deserving of recognition.
The report warned that a blanket pardon of every single person shot and recognition that they had all "died for France" would be problematic because some were convicted for crimes such as murder or rape.
There's the jolt of recognition as Susan B. Anthony discusses woman suffrage, though Rosie remarks, "It seemed a long shot to me".
"Racism robbed Carl of recognition".
