Sentence examples for a recognisable contrast from inspiring English sources

Although the term "Anglo-Saxon economics" has fallen out of fashion in recent years, there is still a recognisable contrast between Atlanticist free-wheeling liberalism and continental wariness of globalised markets.

Speaking a recognisable modern English in contrast to the phonetically presented Warwickshire dialect of the locals, the dying writer is given bleak, Lear-like prose, as when snowfall makes him reflect: "How perfect, but it only lasts one night.

In contrast, more than 20%% of the TbAGO1-/ cells at the 2K1N stage did not possess a recognisable spindle at all, and of those with a spindle, almost half displayed various abnormalities (Fig. 6 and Table 1).

In contrast to childhood exposure, which is usually asymptomatic, later exposure to CMV or EBV can cause infectious mononucleosis, a recognisable illness.

There's a recognisable market.

The aim is to develop a recognisable brand of football".

"It is a recognisable bureaucratic culture.

Isis is also a recognisable evil.

"Is it a recognisable smell?" Doty asked.

Is there a recognisable RAM product?

Bourneland, over the years, has become a recognisable place.