Sentence examples for recognisable as such from inspiring English sources
Toyota's Prius hybrid car is not only green; it is also instantly recognisable as such.
If mine makes some readers realise that dictators aren't necessarily instantly recognisable as such, then I consider it a success".
Among the many hurdles facing Mr Bush is that of persuading Mr Sharon to accept a Palestinian state that would be recognisable as such.
A different people, barely recognisable as such - people who make incomprehensible noises, travel on the water in hollow logs, shoot at the Neanderthals with barbed sticks, steal their children, hunt them down.
The puzzle about Scruton has always been the way in which humane, often elegant argument – recognisable as such whether one agrees with him or not – co-exists with outbreaks of cranky, ungrounded nonsense.
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.
Lyon may not be as immediately recognisable as predecessors such as W Eugene Smith or Walker Evans, or even near-contemporaries like Robert Frank, but his contribution to photography's "new realism" movement is no less significant, and a retrospective of his work currently at the Menil Collection in Houston goes a way to establishing that.
A new draft PE curriculum, to be published in the autumn, will make it compulsory to take part in what Downing Street called "recognised and recognisable sports" such as football, hockey and netball.
There will be "recognisable" dishes such as roast lamb as well as less recognisable ones such as pig's ears on toast and, possibly, "toast sandwich".
The sinners fall head first into their torment, at the mercy of devils taking recognisable forms such as rats, snakes and pigs, as well as a bear and a donkey.
Matt chats as he sieves, occasionally calling out a recognisable element, such as a chilli flake or a piece of peanut.
