Sentence examples for As recognisable in from inspiring English sources

You might assume onomatopoeic words for similar things would be as recognisable in French or in Chinese.

This paradox, a feeling of isolation amid the city's crowds, was as recognisable in medieval Venice as it is in today's New York.In this section Not since Battleship Potemkin Lame but never halting Just deserts?

He's almost as recognisable in his striking ordinariness as Chaplin's tramp, and he's appeared as a witness in several films by other politically concerned documentarists, among them the media exposés, Robert Green wald's Outfoxed and Robert Kane Pappas's Orwell Rolls in his Grave.

Created by the graphic designer Cassandre to launch the fashion house in 1961, it has become as recognisable as Chanel's interlocked Cs or Louis Vuitton's LV.

No landmark in any Metroid game is as recognisable as the point where Samus's ship touches down and she disembarks, ready for action.

For McCarthy's Vassar contemporaries, many of whom appeared as recognisable characters in the novel, it was difficult not to feel that old scores were being settled.

At the same time, hospitals are a crucial element of the public healthcare system, both from an economic and organisational standpoint, and from a symbolic point of view, as recognisable institutions in the community.

He went on to become the first Asian male to reach the world's top 10 and is as recognisable a celebrity in his native Thailand as David Beckham is here.

Painful, not only because we recognise the all too real suburban everyman in Pooter, as recognisable now as he was in 1888.

Red and white were the Elizabethan brand, if you like, and that brand has been one of the most successful in history, as recognisable now as it would have been in Elizabeth's own day.

And, of course, the Versace hunk-in-trunks has become as recognisable a symbol of the house as the Medusa head.