Sentence examples for not be recognisable from inspiring English sources

The station not only broadcasts to diners across the MEATliquor restaurant chain but attracts online listeners from 130 countries and follows rules which might not be recognisable to Ofcom, including: "no bongos", "no hippies" and "no Coldplay".

"It makes up a small portion of the bean – just 0.5%," he tells me – yet without it, the drink would not be recognisable as coffee.

This differentiation by individual specialities clearly identifies relationships which would not be recognisable with less specific data, i.e. if ambulatory and hospital services were each treated as homogeneous goods.

The resonance peaks at higher modes could be easily visualised (up to mode 16 in this publication) whereas in a situation when only thermal 'noise' would be used, natural frequencies higher than mode 2 would not be recognisable.

which may not be recognisable even with dedicated CT studies utilising an oral water load and intravenous smooth muscle relaxants.

As Bill Evans hunches over the keyboard there is so little to be seen - ear, hair, neck, a glimpse of spectacles - that he shouldn't be recognisable but, like the lightest touch of his fingers on the keys, these few details are enough to identify him immediately and reveal the admonition at the heart of his technique: it takes more strength to caress the keys that to pound them.

The latter nation consumes huge volumes of "juniper-based spirits that technically qualify as gin", explains Olivier Ward of Ginfoundry.com, even though they wouldn't necessarily be recognisable as such to a western palate.

While that's not to say it's in any way legal, by the time a low-quality rip has been processed and chopped, it's not going to be recognisable – or traceable.

With regard to stereotyping, Hood comments that he "would be happier if [villains] didn't seem to be recognisable by their pigmentation".

Will he not be immediately recognisable as a plastinate, when his time comes?

The Hobbesian environment of anarchic street gangs, crooked politicians and put-upon, occasionally corrupt cops portrayed in The Wire may not be immediately recognisable in most European countries.