Sentence examples for barely recognisable from from inspiring English sources

She's puffy, barely recognisable, from taking the drug prednisone and she has nightmares every night.

Deteix was found with his face barely recognisable from bruising, French daily Le Figaro said, citing a judicial source.

For all Richie McCaw's magnanimous praise for the victors, his team were barely recognisable from the side which had previously been unbeaten for 20 Tests.

Sadly, the race start, on Oxford Street, showed that many roads in the centre of Swansea are barely recognisable from their Victorian heyday.

"Of course people think I'm mad, including my own family," says the neatly dressed and coiffured Anderson who, as we chat in her Kent home, is barely recognisable from the pictures of her when competing.

On a wintry February weekend it's barely recognisable from its summer incarnation as tourist honeypot, and it's possible to do the spectacular walk over the cliffs to the Durdle Door without seeing another person.

The food court here is a fantastic place for an informal lunch, featuring all manner of barely recognisable sea critters, from spiky sea urchins to conger eel.

I remember that I was sitting in the living room of a flat in Kensal Rise, north London with some friends, when someone shouted out his name and I looked up and there he was, bedraggled and barely recognisable; a lad from home.

There are micro-beats, lots of space (or do we mean "lost in space"?), some Auto-Tuned vocals, possibly Blake's own, as well as cut-up, chopped, diced and sped-up or slowed-down male and female vocal melodies from barely recognisable urban hits.

Your assorted Magnets from Essex to Wales have never caused any regulation problems, of course: nor will they be able to pay much over £50 a throw in dues to keep Impress going – or to reassure the nation that the £3m of public money already spent on recognising the barely recognisable is well spent.

His eyes peer out from a bloated, pock-marked, barely recognisable face.