Sentence examples for barely recognizable to the from inspiring English sources

The Nadal of the first week was barely recognizable to the Rafa who dismantled Murray and Berdych to win Wimbledon.

Barely recognizable to the "slutty and ready" version of Miley in this months Elle.

He may be eating his lunch alone, living a life now barely recognizable to the decades of his past, however, one day, if you live long enough, you will also be living a life barely recognizable to your own.

The Afghanistan of today is barely recognizable to the Afghanistan I arrived in just four-years ago.

European leaders routinely tell reporters and former American officials that the U.S. government is barely recognizable to them, in rhetoric or in action.

This version of systems biology that emphasizes parts (a -(c) of the definition above is barely recognizable to other biologists who associate systems biology with a more mathematical modeling driven approach that attempts to explain biological phenomena of a system with a limited number of parts using differential equations, which emphasizes part (d) of the definition.

L'Hõtel, formerly L'Hõtel d'Alsace on the narrow rue des Beaux-Arts, would be barely recognizable to its former tenant.

But after four years locked up in Zhumadian Psychiatric Hospital, he was barely recognizable to his siblings.

Pierrot and Harlequin are barely recognizable to us now, but Watteau's audience knew them well, and legends surrounding them survived well into the modern era.

In this season of wobbly heels and cleavage, the bittersweet transformation of teenagers in jeans and T-shirts into elegant adults barely recognizable to their friends is an anticipated tradition.

Indeed, the Pakistan of today, and the brand of Islam much of the nation has embraced, is barely recognizable even to many educated Pakistanis older than the Zia generation.