Sentence examples for recognisable as something from inspiring English sources

She says: "I don't just want to make generic music that's not recognisable as something that's come from my brain".

It is instantly recognisable as something that you would term post-punk but it manages to be totally in tune with the radical spirit of that era by a mystifying act of alchemy.

But I believe that a burger should be made of "beef" (not necessarily the best beef, but definitely recognisable as something that was, before grinding, mostly red, reasonably fresh, presumably from a steer or cow, something that your average doberman would find enticing).

His growling, quavering, blustering delivery was instantly recognisable, as was his outrageous, scatological wordplay.

Tired after hours of walking round the fair, and, uncharacteristically, not feeling hungry, I sought refuge at a stand displaying cut-up fruits and vegetables; it felt good to see something natural, something instantly recognisable as food.

I would clear away massive amounts of repetition and indulgence, recoin and rebalance much of the dialogue, but nevertheless aim that the audience should see the play in something recognisable as the form in which Chekhov left it.

When Wagner returned to writing the music for the last act of Siegfried and for Götterdämmerung (Twilight of the Gods), as the final part of the Ring, his style had changed once more to something more recognisable as "operatic" than the aural world of Rheingold and Walküre, though it was still thoroughly stamped with his own originality as a composer and suffused with leitmotifs.

Apart from that beautiful flop, the Concorde, no other aircraft is as recognisable or as loved.

Even Messi was seen for many years in his own country as a quasi-European, a semi-Catalan, a creative player whose talents, and indeed personality on the pitch had been refined by Barcelona into something not obviously recognisable as Argentinian: more academic and orderly, a "cold" European-style creative star.

He shows the world as something fresh, but at the same time still its recognisable old self.

It's a less wild affair than when I first saw them in Edinburgh in 2012; the duo are moving from clattering underground phenomenon to something milder and more recognisable as comedy.