Sentence examples for distinctly recognisable from inspiring English sources
In contrast to the sheer madness of Nero or Caligula, or to the disconcerting and implausible probity of the first emperor Augustus, Hadrian is the kind of political leader whose behaviour seems distinctly recognisable, whose ambitions and conflicts we can almost share.
Since their inception, U2 have developed and maintained a distinctly recognisable sound, with emphasis on melodic instrumentals and expressive, larger-than-life vocals.
Only cases containing clearly recognisable tumour tissue were analysed.
Players are increasingly recognised and recognisable.
The breed is the smallest of the sporting dogs recognised by the AKC, and its distinctly shaped head makes it immediately recognisable.
A similar approach worked well for Christopher Nolan's version of Catwoman/Selina Kyle in The Dark Knight Rises, and should help to ground the new movie in the real world, or at least one more recognisable than the much loved – but distinctly hokey – 1970s Wonder Woman show starring Lynda Carter.
And it also had housing facing directly on to it – some distinctly ducal, such as Northumberland House, but others that were a recognisable part of the old bricky weave of London.
There's a recognisable market.
"Now, it's instantly recognisable".
