Sentence examples for not recognisable to from inspiring English sources

Although sometimes they do play as if they're not recognisable to each other".

Even national clusters were not recognisable to an extent that would justify dividing our sample into units of countries instead of centres.

His account of events is not always recognisable to someone who was there at the time.

I thought it would be more convincing if Carla were played by someone not very recognisable to the general public.

He became not instantly recognisable to everybody, but recognisable enough to guarantee at least one passing chancer, every day, bellowing a catchphrase at him.

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".

They made a percussive racket – regular clunks, wheezes, and hisses, underlain by a droning hum – and created a distinct aroma, sharp and metallic, suggestive of steam engines and old cars: not instantly recognisable to a British visitor like me, perhaps, but the singular smell of things being made.

Illiciums may not be instantly recognisable to you under their botanical name, but I am sure you will recognise them when I say that the spice star anise is the seed pods of one species called Illicium verum.

The five visitors today – four young actors and the West End producer behind the play Let the Right One In – might not be instantly recognisable to their audience, but bullying is at the heart of their play.

The results were calculated by an assistant and anonymised to the researchers to ensure that they were not recognisable during the qualitative analysis.

He also set about trying to increase his public profile, worried that he was not recognisable enough at a time when he had to defend the Army's reputation against alleged prisoner abuse in Iraq.