Sentence examples for be a very recognisable from inspiring English sources

One trait of the Round Church that is claimed by scholars to be a very recognisable Carolingian influence is the presence of a monumental westwork.

He is a very recognisable figure, tall and fat with a Victorian thicket of beard.

This is a very recognisable England, the in-between bits rather than the high-points: Stowmarket, Ipswich.

First, this was a very recognisable speech: no European social democrat or centre-left politician from around the globe could fail to identify with Obama's lofty attempt to validate the role of government within an essential acceptance of market capitalism, or his appeal to national unity, or, in particular, the strong defence of the welfare principle.

Julius, I believe correctly, identifies Eliot's anti-Semitism as being of a very recognisable, almost quintessentially English type.

But even here, we are in a very recognisable world: an infuriating train journey; "the rumour of the shoaling leaves / And cider-bottles, rutted earth and Durex".

It is, however, still fundamentally a very recognisable game type in a massively overcrowded market, where everyone is using similar visual feedback systems and cunning compulsion loops to ensnare bored commuters.

Diaries might just be the way to do it since keeping a diary is a very old and recognisable concept.

She says unicorns are a potent symbol - which means they are a very strong and recognisable symbol.

Luella Bartley, who showed earlier in the day, is another British designer with a very recognisable style.

The Razr i is also interesting because it's Intel's first smartphone from a very recognisable mobile maker.