Then, after another embrace, the incident and our interview closed on my
recognition of all the reserves of goodness that, for his joke, he had been able to draw upon.
A further stage is RECOGNITION. This may be taken in two senses, the first when a thing not merely feels familiar, but we know it is such-and-such.
There is, however, another sense of the word, in which we mean by recognition, not knowing the name of a thing or some other property of it, but knowing that we have seen it before In this sense recognition does involve knowledge about the Fast.
A Complex action is one in which the change is accompanied by such Reversal, or by
Recognition, or by both.
FEELING is, among our Women and lower classes -- about our upper classes I shall speak presently -- the principal test of
recognition, at all events between strangers, and when the question is, not as to the individual, but as to the class.
The taking of Departure, if not the last sight of the land, is, perhaps, the last professional
recognition of the land on the part of a sailor.
And for his sake and for those like him, must I perfect MYSELF: therefore do I now avoid my happiness, and present myself to every misfortune--for MY final testing and
recognition.
He came to me at once to make sure of this, and remained to walk the floor gloriously as he told me what
recognition means to gentlemen of the artistic callings.
But he was always seriously glad to be with Villa and Harley and to receive
recognition from them next after Jerry.
"Someone was here and spoke to me." A faint light of
recognition glimmered in his eyes.
As the giant ape-man rose, a startled expression of
recognition entered the eyes of the watcher in the jungle, and a low guttural broke from the savage lips.
Well, in all these
recognitions and disgraces it is that there lies a voluptuous pleasure.