Sentence examples for in recognisable forms from inspiring English sources

The monarchy, Parliament and the Church of England were fundamentally reshaped by him, and survive in recognisable forms.

Just like a magician who first makes a hankie, then a rabbit, then a woman disappear, there are lots of other successful b(r)ands who have recreated the same trick over and over, or at least continually re-presented it in recognisable forms: The Killers, Status Quo, Iron Maiden, the Prodigy, the Fall, Motörhead.

Jack takes superb Scottish produce for a spin, but gets it to the diner in recognisable form.

Can we stop worrying about whether the single currency will be around in recognisable form in a half a decade or so?

Patterns of innovation, Mr Johnson suggests, are fractal: "they reappear in recognisable form as you zoom in and out, from molecule to neuron to pixel to sidewalk".

The current claims were first expressed in recognisable form on a government map created several years before the communists swept to power in 1949, according to a US state department report.

Not only has the Swiss Army knife been around in recognisable form since 1897 - when Karl Elsener, a Swiss manufacturer of surgical equipment, took out a patent for his Officer's and Sports Knife - but it is also still made at Ibach in Switzerland; it would surely lose much of its mystique if it were made anywhere else.

"The Bel temple was the only one of these four to survive in fairly recognisable form.

Of the largest 20 listed on the stockmarket in 1990, only five remain in a recognisable form in the top 20 private firms today, ranked by market value.

It isn't easy to catch the workings of these paintings in words, since they were explicitly designed to dodge the burden of representation, to stymie the viewers in their incorrigible habit of searching for recognisable forms in the abstract field.

If May's deal returns in any recognisable form, it's even less clear now how many would back it.