Sentence examples for and recognizably from inspiring English sources

Though they did not bear a familiar logo, the designs were so easily recognizable — and recognizably expensive — that they conveyed a peculiar social currency among the moneyed elite, like an updated varsity sweater for young preppies of the 1970s and '80s.

A much higher proportion of the vegetation cover is typically and recognizably "Australian".

Most important, all these works turned out to sound purely and recognizably like Ellington.

His realization that he's been stripped of that social superpower is well-played and recognizably human.

This was a repeat of a performance I heard a year ago in Chapel Hill, N.C., and recognizably the same.

The shattering intrusion of the public realm into Lisa's private life seems to turn the city's great forces palpably physical and recognizably visual.

Also on display are works in which renowned artists used uncharacteristic media, notably Pablo Picasso's tapestry entitled "La Danse," and ceramic vases and plates recognizably painted by Matisse and Van Dongen.

she asks herself, plotting for the plausible, the approximate, some arrangement of words that would deceive and soothe and sound, recognizably, like our life.

The heart of RuPaul's Drag Race, besides the big one beating inside the host's chest, has always been the very real (and very recognizably human) contestants underneath the high, arching eyebrows, cheekbone shading and big wigs.

Mr. Cooney -- who these days is 6-feet-6 and only 20 pounds above his old fighting weight -- is trim and still recognizably Gerry Cooney.

The new approach starts from the belief that investors routinely fall prey to fear, envy, overconfidence, faddism, and other recognizably human frailties.