Sentence examples for To be recognisable from inspiring English sources

"They seemed to be recognisable human beings who just happened to be in a spy thriller.

He no longer wants to be recognisable as a follower of Islam in the UK.

It doesn't matter how crazy it gets, it still has to be recognisable".

He had in mind some of the commentary on his novel The Pregnant Widow, out this month, in which fictional characters are said to be recognisable as people he knows.

While that's not to say it's in any way legal, by the time a low-quality rip has been processed and chopped, it's not going to be recognisable – or traceable.

A good spy, they say, leaves his companions at a dining table with no clear memory of what he looked like; a good politician must be distinctive enough to be recognisable, but not so individual as to alienate.

This recognises the diversity of agricultural practises that are evident in different areas of the world, which may be quite removed to what might be recognisable as 'agriculture' in places such as Europe.

These well-observed characteristics of otters and their disappearances will be recognisable to anyone who has attempted to watch otters in the wild.

The technique would be recognisable to the fishermen's ancestors who have worked these waters for hundreds of years.

If you are in your twenties reading this in bed on a Sunday morning, some of the scenarios will no doubt be recognisable to you.

The attraction's set design and props will be recognisable to fans of the series, who will also encounter actors in makeup throughout their journey.