Sentence examples for be recognisable from from inspiring English sources

Their tower will have a small viewing gallery at the very top, identified by a separate box, following the City's guidance that the next generation of sky gardens must be recognisable from the street.

Certain shortcomings in case management, e.g. unacceptable delays, may only be recognisable from maternal deaths but not from near-miss cases; if maternal deaths concentrate during certain times of the day or the week this may point at underlying causes, which will be missed by excluding maternal deaths from review.

Her voice was recognisable from the opening line.

It was recognisable from our treatment, but Sergio had added something wonderful.

In an age of late-baroque flamboyance, Liotard shows us intimacies that are recognisable from our own private moments.

On arrival, I was surprised how much of the scene was recognisable from Wexler's 20-year-old accounts.

For those who know her work, Davis's blonde hair and big, toothy smile are recognisable from a mile off.

Some of the streets – steeply raking down the hill towards the North Sea - are recognisable from the film "Billy Elliot", which is set there.

Many elements in The Seed Collectors are recognisable from her previous novels: a university setting, the mysteries of consciousness, French thinkers, alarmingly rough sex between refreshingly dislikable characters.

There are aspects of the on-screen Miranda that are recognisable from school, where Hart was well-liked and funny, says a contemporary.

The authorities' response to such complex issues was recognisable from previous scandals, he adds: pressure to take compensation in place of real redress.