Sentence examples for its recognisability from inspiring English sources

Robinson's interested in the power of reference, and what it takes for a figure to shed its recognisability.

One of his most celebrated early paintings The Cahill Expressway from 1962 is a scene reminiscent of Georgio de Chirico, but it is startling in its own right for its recognisability as an Sydney scene and doubly so for its timeless quality.

She is a bogeywoman with whom we women d'un certain age can scare ourselves stupid; a spectre of wine-soaked, self-regarding, middle-aged femininity that is all the more horrendous for its recognisability.

It is not yet known if it is recognisability that enhances memory precision, nor whether maintenance of recognisable objects is achieved with the same network of brain regions supporting maintenance of simple objects.

The Bard has been its symbol since 1990, chosen merely for his recognisability, not any reference to the Merchant of Venice.

Pavarotti performed in so many provincial centres that his recognisability and fame registered everywhere.

Pavarotti performed in so many provincial centres all over the world that his recognisability, popularity and fame registered everywhere.

On the other hand, the DNA-taxonomy based on the sequence divergence of short mitochondrial sequences recognised entities that fulfilled the desirable criteria of recognisability and internal homogeneity on the basis of an objective and explicit heuristic [ 1].

In 1989 it was decided to give these locomotives easy recognisability, and so these locomotives were renumbered into their own series from 47801 to 47820.

'I never seem to get recognised.' Shameless may change things a little but, to Duff, recognisability is a state of mind.

And it's there in adulthood too, in the steady ascent to recognisability accrued through (to name but some) small-screen melodrama The Lakes, addled clubland romp Human Traffic, flinty morality tale Never Never.