Sentence examples for are less recognisable from inspiring English sources

On politics, yes, the voices are less recognisable.

SDH's and retinal haemorrhages are found, but other brain injuries are less recognisable.

Dissident Chinese artist Sheng Qi is less recognisable than his peer Ai Weiwei, but his work is just as subtly provocative.

It's no life for them with you living in fear the whole time.' She started off slowly, dying her hair black so she was less easily recognisable out on the streets.

In terms of gene content, 43% of the 5,266 Sanger-only contigs had significant (BLASTx E-value < 1e-6) matohes thethe nonredundant protein database, again suggesting that many have recognisable coding potential and are less likely to be artefacts.

As he admits, he's a less recognisable star in the States than previous Bond-theme artists.

While Harry was instantly recognisable, the Earl of Wessex was less sure of his standing, joking with the crowd: "I bet none of you know who I am".

With a name like that, and with Jeff Bridges barely recognisable as a bald, grey-bearded giant, Stane could well turn out to be less than heroic.

A new Documentary Premieres sidebar has been created to showcase less recognisable non-fiction film-makers – a move prompted by Sundance's popularity with big-name directors, who jostle for the top spots in the schedule.

Sherman is one of the world's leading artists – for 30 years, she has starred in all her photographs – and yet the more we see of her, the less recognisable she is.

Hidden away, halfway down a busy street in one of Amsterdam's less recognisable districts, an orderly queue is forming.