Sentence examples for not really recognizable from inspiring English sources

They're not really recognizable in the States.

We had not really been in Documenta before as a recognizable part of the world with its own art.

It's not really a joke, as Shore's photographs are instantly recognizable for their stark depiction of what he calls the "built environment" - buildings, sidewalks, vehicles, spaces that humans have made.

Rainn Wilson has a really recognizable voice".

Nicholas Hall, Mr. Wachter's counterpart at Christie's, said works that were either "really recognizable or really rare" tended to fare best.

"Not really I think.

Cognac does not really begin to get interesting till it is about 20 years old because it is at this point that it starts to acquire rancio, the impossible to define but instantly recognizable quality of old cognac.

Not really!

Not really, no.

"Not really my responsibility.

P12: No, not really.