Sentence examples for not immediately recognisable from inspiring English sources

They are also neutral, minimal, and not immediately recognisable.

In his brown suit and carefully fixed tie, the teenager is not immediately recognisable, but his voice is.

Neo-Nazis have increasingly looked for ways to outwit the authorities by inventing combinations not immediately recognisable as anything to do with the far right.

Beardless and young, with a fleshy face, Jesus is not immediately recognisable, as he had not been to the disciples, and this adds to our sense of wonder at the resurrected Christ, restored to youth, and freed from suffering.

Here, Ralph Fiennes, not immediately recognisable in a rather impressive 'tache, is chef d'hotel Gustave H, a devil with the mature guests and, as the trailer, reveals, the beneficiary of one such in her will.

The symbol is taken from the game, but I worked with my artist on the design, so it's a little subtle and maybe not immediately recognisable as being from it.

He said: "As Under Milk Wood was a radio play, Gweneth's face isn't immediately recognisable in the same way as the Queen (is).

In collaboration with the vanguard of popular dubstep – most notably Skrillex and Noisia – they've taken their now immediately recognisable sound and put a dizzying spin on it.

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.

The marketing of popular fiction in this way is nothing new -although it was innovative in Turkey at the time - but what made the approach so unusual was that Pamuk's writing would not be immediately recognisable as the stuff of mass-market campaigns.