Sentence examples for all recognizable from inspiring English sources

The voices on Ms. Evans's audio guide are all recognizable figures from other spheres of culture.

One by one, each took a turn in the chair before the microphone, all recognizable faces from NY1, the local cable news channel.

All recognizable Redskins offensive starters are injured for this game except for Rex Grossman, whose football future was hidden in one of the nonwinning canisters.

But as you come closer, intricate, all-over networks of imagery come into focus: popping eyes, open mouths, breasts, hands, heads, all recognizable from the portraits.

You might complain that this is not at all recognizable human behavior and is the sort of thing that gets you committed to a mental health facility, but Irving Zisman isn't crazy.

Like all recognizable ways of working, the "mumblecore" filmmakers have attracted imitators and aroused resentment; more or less overnight, they rendered much of the independent-film scene somewhere between stodgy and obsolete, and it's no surprise that those cast in its shadow would kick back.

So sure Dixon, who is usually on point, conflates the fact that the Internet is now in everyone's pocket with the fact that an all-recognizable online identity is now available.

So sure Dixon, who is usually on point, conflates the fact that the Internet is now in everyone's pocket with the fact that an all-recognizable online identity is now available.

She uses all the recognizable tricks: diversion, enticement, encouragement.

Yet for all these recognizable qualities, reading "Brothers" in English can be a daunting, sometimes vexing and deeply confusing experience.

Atwood peppers this imagined world with the familiar: Biblical references, the all too recognizable threat of bioterrorism, and simple human emotion.