Sentence examples for a more recognisable from inspiring English sources

To achieve a more recognisable format, the tournament would have to extend over three months.

For this reason educators are starting to look beyond VLEs to something that emulates the real world in a more recognisable form.

Bazza is destined to become The Flash, arguably a more recognisable character than Green Arrow, and now gearing up for his own TV spin-off.

The England striker returned to a more recognisable, adventurous United lineup as Ferguson abandoned the caution of Anfield and sought to prey on his opponents' inferiority complex.

That is until, with a cunning and unlikely subtlety, Morris begins to grow odd strands of a more recognisable humanity up through her monstrous creations.

Was Arendt right to argue that the root of Eichmann's actions was "thoughtlessness", rather than a more recognisable kind of evil?

This biography makes him feel a little more contemporary, a little more recognisable to today's audience.

Aside from the bans to be served they will be felt in Chelsea's renewed conviction, a team more recognisable from last season's dominant force, and those familiar fragilities exposed in Arsenal's latest challenge to usurp them.

Over her 30-year career, the Iraqi-born, London-based designer developed a style more recognisable, and more imitated, than any of her contemporaries, transforming what began as world of dreamy abstract paintings into a global brand for daring art galleries and experimental opera houses that now dot the globe from Baku to Guangzhou.

The British No1, who describes Santoro as his favourite player, likes to indulge in a bit of trickery himself and seemed more determined to show that his legerdemain was better than Santoro's than to groove his strokes for what will be a far more recognisable game of grass-court tennis against Malisse.

It was there, with the sound of waves crashing against a sea wall, that he also finished The Bend for Home, a memoir that possesses a lyrical calmness more recognisable from his poetry.