Sentence examples for twinge of recognition from inspiring English sources
I felt a twinge of recognition when I realized that a company that was once a core part of my mediated life was getting shoved to the side.
Every school-age child in the South has read a Eudora Welty story in a literature anthology, and most of them have felt a twinge of recognition.
Behind his condescension there is fear, and behind the fear a twinge of recognition: he knows, looking down at the authoress, that he and all the clever gentlemen of England have finally met their match.
We may not screw around on our husbands but a lie is a lie – it doesn't matter whether big or small .And ultimately it's that nasty little twinge of recognition that drives the huge sales.
Every worrier will feel a twinge of recognition at Roger Hargreaves's Mr Worry, who has his worries removed by a wizard and then worries about having nothing to worry about.
But the virtual city is familiar enough to evoke twinges of recognition.
"That twinge of instant recognition is what makes the series tick, and it arises from Cindy Sherman's uncanny poise," MoMA continued.
Reading Scotland's Future, I couldn't at first account for a faint twinge of melancholy, a recognition.
"Racism robbed Carl of recognition".
Patchwork of Recognition and Non-Recognition.
