Sentence examples for Fully recognizable from inspiring English sources

Either way, you were entering a fantastical world that was also fully recognizable.

Mr. Wadsworth wants Wagner's mythological characters to seem human, flawed and fully recognizable to audiences today.

While the economy of 1998 was a world away from the Internet-less, land-line-dependent, non-Nafta, I.B.M.-Selectric-powered, partly Communist world of 1988, today's economy is fully recognizable as the one we inhabited in 1998.

MARC PALMIERI Stuyvesant Town The New York Trilogy (City of Glass, Ghosts and The Locked Room) by Paul Auster (1985-87), because it shows the city, and not just Manhattan, through modernist lenses, full of puzzles and paradoxes, and presents our fully recognizable city reimagined in three short volumes.

At the other pole the viewer is confronted by a world that is completely defined and minutely depicted but that makes no rational sense: fully recognizable, realistically painted images are removed from their normal contexts and reassembled within an ambiguous, paradoxical, or shocking framework.

While the volcanic history of the area extends back far further, the earliest fully recognizable events in the region are recorded in the pyroclastic Campanario Formation.

And Dave's wife, described as "the first woman I had ever known who did not become angry or suspicious when I told her she looked good," appears occasionally to reassure him, but does not emerge as a fully-recognizable character.

"In fact, I saw in it one of my few remaining recognizable, fully human qualities.

Fully realized and recognizable political characters, right down to the sycophants and besotted lifers.

Later, he elaborates: "My enthusiasm for pussy" is one of "my few remaining recognizable, fully human qualities".

Michael Chabon, a friend and admirer, sees her as "untiringly opening her work up to a perspective, to a nature that feels somehow beyond human, and yet fully human and recognizable.