Sentence examples for broadly recognisable from inspiring English sources
As an MP, St John-Stevas enjoyed political and moral constraints and freedoms that would have been broadly recognisable to Bagehot, a century earlier.
But while government gets ever bigger, more expensive and more complicated, the constitutional relationship would still be broadly recognisable to, say, Gladstone.
Leveson's published criteria for future regulation are broadly sensible, and indeed recognisable: it should be effective, cheap, cover all "newspapers", preserve freedom of expression, and be a free public service than protects the vulnerable.
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This rock, moreover, is divided into a number of recognisable strata that are broadly similar in colour and thickness in craters spread all over Mars's surface.
Whatever she does, though, she will be held accountable by those who voted for her, because Ukraine has since 2004 become a recognisable democracy in which power is granted and taken away on the basis of elections that are broadly free and fair.That is the biggest achievement of all by this former Soviet republic, and it is appreciated by losers as well as winners.
Chinese residents must invest through the mainland markets in so-called A-shares; non-Chinese investors are mostly restricted to buying Hong Kong's H-shares, in Hong Kong dollars.Broadly, bigger and more recognisable companies, such as Bank of China, tend to trade at a premium in Hong Kong.
There's a recognisable market.
"Now, it's instantly recognisable".
He is shockingly recognisable.
