Sentence examples for less recognisable from inspiring English sources

On politics, yes, the voices are less recognisable.

While more or less recognisable as Shakespeare's comedy, genders were riotously bent and partners swapped.

It will feature a host of well-known and less recognisable faces from the era.

But given that the owner of "the world's leading brand" has had such trouble, western companies with a less recognisable trademark might think twice before following its example.

Because American retailers have so large a global customer base but fewer outposts, meanwhile, their pieces tend to seem more individual and less recognisable.

There will be "recognisable" dishes such as roast lamb as well as less recognisable ones such as pig's ears on toast and, possibly, "toast sandwich".

Though perhaps less instantly recognisable than his two main TV historian rivals, David Starkey and Simon Schama, he eclipses both when it comes to scholarly heft and sheer productivity.

On its walls what at first appear to be variations in the natural colour of the stone turn out to be other less immediately recognisable species.

The policeman who did arrive, though, was no less instantly recognisable: here was gimmick detective, flown reluctantly in from rainy Croydon with the express purpose of being pathologically at odds with a new environment.

It's no life for them with you living in fear the whole time.' She started off slowly, dying her hair black so she was less easily recognisable out on the streets.

Basketball's growing global popularity is a boon, but with it comes the less appealing features recognisable to any football fan, not least the tiresome bickering between club and country.