Sentence examples for make recognisable from inspiring English sources

And to be fair, the title, "Reforming the Commission", is straightforward enough.Even the chapter headings make recognisable sense.

The actor made recognisable by appearances as a hee-yuck giggling couch potato in Maggi Snack commercials has refined a ruffled deadpan, the look of someone always slightly perplexed or perturbed.

In order to support drivers in forming the right expectations on the road, road categories are being made recognisable and predictable in the Netherlands.

During a lengthy webchat hosted by Florence-based newspaper La Nazione, he expressed a desire to "create a recognisable idea of who we are, a 'Fiorentina passport' that will make us recognisable anywhere".

Again, the effect is to bring the petty corruptions, pieties and selfishness of an urban society to life and make it recognisable, telescoping a gap of nearly 2,000 years to shocking immediacy.

In the late 1930s, Escher also became obsessed by the "regular division of the plane", in which shapes (often fish, lizards or birds) are tiled across a flat plane in such a way that the spaces between them make other, recognisable shapes.

Google's car has been issued with a red licence plate to make it recognisable.

They have different meanings in different social worlds but their structure is common enough to more than one world to make them recognisable, a means of translation".

An otherwise recognisable binding surface to a CBM may thus turn into a non-recognisable one, while making it recognisable to another CBM.

The fired-up opener 'Overglazed' sounds like the music of U2 might if it were made by recognisable human beings.

The contrade are made instantly recognisable by their individual, brilliant colours – but the Sienese flag itself is austerely black and white.