Sentence examples for a recognisable source from inspiring English sources

The qualities of Beckett's voices (alien, autonomous, without a recognisable source, and having aggressive or commanding contents) resonate with and sometimes even match the phenomenology of auditory verbal hallucinations (hearing voices in the absence of external stimuli).

A 'narrow' intertextuality relates closely to what Fairclough (1992) refers to as 'manifest' intertexuality, that is, when it is obvious that a wording or phrase is almost directly lifted or quoted from another recognisable source.

There's a recognisable market.

"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?

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

Constructing a recognisable defence remains an urgent priority for Sam Allardyce.

John Higgins is becoming a recognisable focal point of revolt.

It is still very much a recognisable brain.