Sentence examples for no less recognizable from inspiring English sources

As in good science fiction, this world is no less recognizable for the strangeness of its people.

The great and the good of British acting form an establishment that is, in its way, no less recognizable and secure than the governing class that they are deputed to portray, and this makes it almost impossible for them not to lend their weight to the movie's moral cause.

To see Clarence Thomas walk into a crowded room is to appreciate both the magnitude and the burden of his renown: he is no less instantly recognizable for being seldom seen.

And nestled against the Koenig globe is a truly horrible object: a charred and pitted lump of fused concrete, melted steel, carbonized furniture and less recognizable elements, a meteorite-like mass that no human force could have forged, but which was in fact created by the fiery demise of the towers.

There were no set times posted outside and, frustratingly, many of the vintage experimental films by people like Oskar Fischinger were a lot less recognizable than, say, Cat Power (though the films are all listed on the Web site somewhere).

Had the country become less recognizable?

Objects or concepts are distilled or distorted, becoming less recognizable.

With a less recognizable name, High Tech has more modest ambitions.

The landscape starts becoming more pattern, less recognizable".

She recently cut her hair short and straightened it to be less recognizable.

Dragon boats, ubiquitous in Asia, are less recognizable in New York waters.