Sentence examples for recognisable both from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in the first half Welbeck delivered a performance that was so instantly recognisable, both in good and bad, that it was almost a little over-egged – a cartoon of Welbeck-shaped centre-forward play.

He is instantly recognisable both from his appearance - the beard and the military fatigues - and from his first name alone: Fidel.

England are recognisable in both kits.

It is the absence of recognisable names, both on the schedule and in the front row.

While the burly Wight is immediately recognisable in both roles, he effectively employs very different areas of his vocal spectrum and contrasting body language to make the convention work.

I met Koons recently at the Guggenheim in Bilbao – the final stop on his career retrospective: a comprehensive survey of 40 years of work, including his iconic " Michael Jackson and Bubbles" and his silver "Rabbit", two pieces that are equally recognisable for both their shininess and their creepiness.

As shown here, improvements to lipoatrophy occurred following NEW-FILL® treatment in ways that were meaningful and recognisable to both doctor and patient.

Participants have invariably acknowledged the findings to represent a "recognisable reality", both from the perspective of their own experience as learners and that as lecturers.

There is an instantly recognisable Yves Saint Laurent "look" – both films immediately render their leads as designer doppelgängers.

For the production to be both recognisable and totally transformed in doing so is striking.

It's a place that's both recognisable and unsettling, populated by characters whom Dickens has taken the time to flesh out.