Sentence examples for wave of recognition from inspiring English sources

When the man saw Commissioner Kerik, a wave of recognition seemed to pass over his face, the commissioner said.

Protoje is enjoying his lunch as school kids walk by and give a nod or a wave of recognition.

The edgy, claustrophobic atmosphere of the early chapters of the book inspired a sickly wave of recognition and recollection, then a sharp gratitude that that phase is finally over.

"Wandering Forms" is part of a wave of recognition for Mr. Castle that includes two overlapping gallery shows in Chelsea, an upcoming exhibition at the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft and a presence at Design Miami.

When the film won the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 1997 it crested a wave of recognition for Iranian cinema, and earned him opprobrium among conservatives at home for kissing a woman - Catherine Deneuve - who was not his wife at the ceremony.

"In their case, it is only a first wave of recognition and it is long overdue".

The Chilean senator did not comment on whether Brazil had been coordinating the wave of recognitions, saying only that the region was taking a "common view" about the "need to contribute to the peace process, despite the distance that separates us from the Middle East".

It was believed that a wave of recognitions would follow.

By the '90s, even before the waves of recognition for older Cuban musicians started by the "Buena Vista Social Club" film and record, Mr. Güines was recognized as an old master, and toured often.

That is the art of memoir, where the point of the genre is to make a truth about a life lived that resonates in the bones of the writer and sends out shock waves of recognition to readers.

From the Cold War to what Pope Francis lately calls a piecemeal World War III, the effort to wage peace and democracy has come in predictable waves of recognition: America has a PR problem.