Sentence examples for just recognisable from inspiring English sources

The White Stripes' songs were just recognisable.

Soviet rule, it is easy to forget, only came to an end 16 years ago, but the Baku of Ali and Nino is still, just, recognisable.

There are no full songs, just recognisable samples from club anthems and teases of choruses, complete with noises that defy nature itself.

It stars Simon Pegg, only just recognisable beneath long hair and a straggly beard, as an author who's been so unsettled by his research into Victorian serial killers that he's now afraid to leave his squalid flat.

First we had the release of the video Formation, in which Bey wears not just recognisable designer clothes but clothes by Gucci, the label of the moment, taking on the fashion zeitgeist and making herself an inextricable part of it.

They stated, "Nina represents just about the only recognisable name from the lost years of Neighbours in the early noughties, as one of the least successful groups of teens in the programme's history.

It was like wearing a garment inside out, just about recognisable but obscured by threads hanging where there should be pattern and shape.

Although he had a memorably saturnine face with deep blue eyes which could burn with malevolence or twinkle on demand, his voice was just as recognisable.

The portrayals of Poirot by Peter Ustinov and David Suchet, for instance, have become just as recognisable as the books themselves and it seems that our appetite for televised Christie is as undiminished as ever.

As this process is repeated, with the witness again choosing the closest two matches, the faces generated quickly converge on one that bears a resemblance to that of the suspect.But just how recognisable are such faces to others?

He had painted the scene once before, in 1929, and the church in the background of the impressionistic canvas is just about recognisable as the parish church, though heightened for grandeur.