Sentence examples for became identifiable from inspiring English sources

So something like Walk on By: as I'm writing that, I'm hearing the flugelhorn, which became identifiable.

It is difficult to pinpoint the time when the Indo-Aryan dialects first became identifiable as languages.

He reached the point where his music became identifiable as Ben Harper music, a kind of spiritual Americana with a distinctly West Coast point of view.

Both contrived a palette that became identifiable with them -- Mr. Saint Laurent in the rich, fantastic hues of Russia and the Orient, Mr. Armani in the earth tones of Italy and the desert.

The particular is her presence in them, by name: the acclaim of the earlier "Film Stills" made her a star, and the new photos became identifiable, first of all, in terms of her appearance in them.

He began contributing cover portraits and interior illustrations to The New York Review of Books in 1963, its first year of publication, and within its signature blocky design his cerebral, brooding faces quickly became identifiable as, well, the cerebral, brooding face of the publication.

Only then will "deciding officials" become identifiable human beings who can, if necessary be judged.

But he's also become identifiable by the quality of ideas, his particular kind of intellectual ambition.

In one of his six-minute animations, a hazy sky resolves itself into clusters of "stars" that become identifiable as fragments of a car.

But there is no denying the huge number of acclaimed bands or performers who were either born there or have become identifiable as Newcastle artists.

But, allowing for the self-amplification that inevitably occurs when people find that they've become identifiable television characters, it feels authentic.