Sentence examples for impossible to recognise from inspiring English sources

Until he left, it was probably impossible to recognise that his biggest deal was a flop.

Jones (not her real name) has prosopagnosia – known as face blindness – so finds it impossible to recognise faces, however familiar.

Indeed, despite those distinct saucer-shaped blue eyes of hers, it's almost impossible to recognise her from one role to the next.

Until he left it was probably impossible to recognise that Corus, his biggest deal, was a flop.His successor, Cyrus Mistry, has several underperforming businesses to deal with.

The combination of extreme noise and extreme pace meant it was more or less impossible to recognise most of the songs until they were coming to a close, which rather precluded singing along.

For nearly an hour, it was impossible to recognise Djokovic as the shirt-ripping, chest-beating force of nature who traded nuclear missiles with Nadal in the same place a year ago.

Despite the short-term rise in prejudice that this data highlights, it is impossible not to recognise that Britain in 2014 is a very different country from the one I grew up in 40 years ago.

"I am very, very happy because they were superior - physically also - and had many chances," said Trapattoni. "It is impossible not to recognise that we have been lucky in this 90 minutes.

Friday-into-Saturday may not be what Berghain is best known for, but it's impossible not to recognise something is afoot when we get inside 24-hours or so later.

"If Samsung bring out a phone that explodes, people say, 'Oh, that's quite Black Mirror.' So if it's bad for the world it's probably good for the brand!" He laughs, but it's impossible not to recognise a hint of frustration in his voice when I mention the binary "technology goes wrong" view of the show some people have.

His characters are starting to be victims of events and changes in themselves which it is almost impossible for them to recognise or understand.