Sentence examples for a recognizable influence from inspiring English sources

The concept originated in prehistoric times, but it continues to exert a recognizable influence in the modern world.

These 11 styles were arbitrarily chosen as they all have a recognizable influence on walk, as illustrated in Figure 2. Our "style" component consists thus in exaggerated variations that can be far from plain walk.

A critic for the newspaper Kultura wrote of the work's "amazing seamlessness of styles" and added that, despite recognizable influences, "this music is absolutely new".

Franklin's music is rife with recognizable influences, from traditional Southern gospel to R. & B., hip-hop to arena rock, and he accentuates this fact by offering audiences a flurry of accompanying bodily references.

A fine composer, he was a kind of cosmopolitan Janacek, showing influences of composers like Debussy but also a recognizable Czech-ness.

The basic similarities in style and substance strongly suggest influence, direct or indirect, of the one on the other and both invoke a recognizable Israelite tradition.

"It's a recognizable brand.

He has a recognizable stride.

Still, Guterson retained a recognizable style.

The reworked face is a recognizable face.

But it is a recognizable heir".