Sentence examples for sudden recognition from inspiring English sources

"I don't know how it happened or why," Mr. Chiriacka said the other day, seeming unimpressed with his sudden recognition.

We finish the novel with a sudden recognition of the kindness of death, the balm of a bounded life.

I cannot now remember the phrasing but I remember the circumlocution and my sudden recognition of where we were heading: "Oh am I homosexual?

The subject was common in art, but Caravaggio has utterly transformed this muted story into an intense drama of sudden recognition.

In turning, however, he allowed the watcher a sudden recognition of something as he noticed, in the last stanza, people praying in the church: "Mostly old women: each head closeted / In tiny fists holds comfort as it can".

That year, at least seven magazines focused on being a parent were started, and Ms. Wolaner said she was seeing the same sudden recognition of a need for Internet publishers to respond to the demands of older Americans.

Is this love, this sudden jolting recognition of the other?

But I felt a sudden, prickly recognition when reading – of all things – Longfellow's 1855 poem The Song of Hiawatha.

So, despite his sudden international recognition as a developer, Pajitnov remained essentially a working Joe when he joined up with Rogers and Bullet-Proof, immigrating to America in 1990 on the work visa they sponsored.

It's about the sudden shock of recognition.

As the curtain draws back, there should be a sudden gasp of recognition, then a snigger – followed, I hope, by a warm round of applause.