Sentence examples for both recognisable from inspiring English sources

For the production to be both recognisable and totally transformed in doing so is striking.

It's a place that's both recognisable and unsettling, populated by characters whom Dickens has taken the time to flesh out.

Terra Nullius opens on what could be an alternate past Australia, or a distant future; a country that is both recognisable and indelibly transformed.

Add in the fact that the bubble was both recognisable and preventable, and you have a very solid indictment of Bernanke.

As ever, it's poetic and full of self-deprecatory humour, and touches on a relationship with football in ways that are both recognisable and oblique.

The irony is that PT and PSDB are both recognisable centre-left parties whose leaders have far more in common with one another than with the other political parties that they have relied upon to form governing coalitions.

Zombie fiction is also about finding ourselves isolated in a world that is both physically recognisable and utterly alien.

"Our version of Groundhog Day is going to be both instantly recognisable, and utterly different," wrote Minchin on his blog.

Basu's skill is to make both men recognisable portraits from present-day academic life, while locating them firmly in their time.

His paintings, with their dizzying colours and simple black outlines of everyday objects – cup, kettle, computer, socket – are both instantly recognisable and as flat and characterless as he wants them to be.

He created a cast of extraordinary ordinary real-life characters – Billericay Dickie, Clever Trevor, Plaistow Patricia – and painted a world around them that was both instantly recognisable and utterly surreal.