Sentence examples for is no recognizable from inspiring English sources

"There is no recognizable emergency," Michael Offer, a spokesman for the German finance ministry, said in a telephone interview.

They recognize that disagreements between Turkey and Israel are likely to continue provided there is no recognizable change in issues such as improving the humanitarian situation in Gaza, the complete and immediate freezing of settlements and the overall posture of Israel toward the peace process — if one can still talk about such a process.

Although there is no recognizable subject matter in the panels, they do have titles, like "Tom's Salad, Thanksgiving Day," in which the patches, not uniformly aligned and occurring in intense colors modified by silvery grays and blacks, could conceivably celebrate a salad blitz made for a large company.

While there is no recognizable gender difference, status quo bias does significantly increase with age.

In fact, "In so far as the ideas are (considered) simply (as) modes of thought, there is no recognizable inequality among them: they all appear to come from within me in the same fashion" (AT VII 40; CSM II 27 8).

There is no recognizable branding on the bags, save from the name "Mansur Gavriel" written in discreet tiny gold lettering at the bottom of one side.

His home is no longer recognizable to him.

The events brought back memories of their childhoods in the once-prospering city that is no longer recognizable to them.

And while magnification has the effect of obscuring the subject so it is no longer recognizable, what the paintings ultimately reveal is something known intimately to everyone.

Satan is horrified to discover that his own fall has transfigured him so that he is no longer recognizable as Lucifer; he stands "abashed" and, contemplating this junior angel, "felt how awful goodness is".

One by one the attributes of their humanity are taken away by circumstance -- their sense of family, vocation, even identity -- and they are left with the raw emptiness of being unhoused in a world that is no longer recognizable.