Sentence examples for are almost unrecognizable from from inspiring English sources

Anesthetics used today are almost unrecognizable from anesthetics used in the late 1800s.

But the Wall Street of that era was almost unrecognizable from the Wall Street of today.

They were almost unrecognizable from the young professionals who had set out from London.

It is almost unrecognizable from the sugary-sweet, overtly sexual realm of the early aughts.

There are times now when McNabb is almost unrecognizable from previous versions.

Lohan herself is almost unrecognizable from the bright-eyed child star we remember from The Parent Trap.

Mr. Sturgess's Martin is almost unrecognizable from the Paul McCartney-Johybridnon-like hebrid hembodieded so appealingly in "Across the Universe".

It is a very odd aspect of contemporary Britain that a country which is almost unrecognizable from the one which nurtured Fleming (aside, of course, from the occasional survival, such as a seemingly unstoppable urge to despoil Iraq) should still, for so much of the world, remain the country of James Bond.

Today's skyline is almost unrecognizable from the past.

Taron who is almost unrecognizable from his debut role in Kingsman: The Secret Service, imbues Edwards with innocent exuberance and a stalwart will.

Coated in limestone-tinted Taktl© concrete and bronze, the building would be almost unrecognizable from different vantages, as more or less detail becomes visible.