Sentence examples for spark of recognition from inspiring English sources
It's unbelievable that even in the late stages of dementia there's some spark of recognition that can connect with you and give you an insight into someone's personality.
There was no spark of recognition at our approach, and when she did manage to speak, all we could do was nod and smile and interpret the unintelligible syllables as best we could.
I wanted to offer Filton people stories which would affect their lives or which attracted a spark of recognition, perhaps a child in a play or a neighbour with an issue to raise.
While characters and storylines have been imported wholesale, presumably in the hope of retaining that magic spark of recognition between audience and drooling teenage lummox, the boys are just a bit too socially acceptable.
According to participants on both sides, the Mexicans looked across the table at Mr. Chavez, Mr. Vega and Mr. Curiel, all born of Mexican parents, and the spark of recognition lit a fire.
We're tempted, when we first see them, to trust the spark of recognition, that instant when we come face to face with a fellow being who's alive and knowable.
Retired or not, in 2013, his name is pretty much the only one in the field that might spark a flicker of recognition in someone who does not have membership of the Design Museum and an ongoing subscription to Creative Review.
The story of his spiritual journey set off sparks of recognition.
Shouldn't there be more sparks of recognition over The Death of Mr Lazarescu's sly digs at the healthcare system, or Porumboiu's droll debate in his fantastic 12 08 East of Bucharest (about whether the 1989 revolution actually happened, or the provocative sadism of the clergy in Mungiu's biting convent drama, Beyond the Hills (out in the UK this week)?
These are a few of the women whose names spark instant recognition of their contributions to American history.
