Sentence examples for recognisable boundaries from inspiring English sources
I think it's more accurate to say that world leaders got Putin wrong, treating him as an authoritarian who would nevertheless keep his behaviour within recognisable boundaries.
A lack of rigid, "recognisable" boundaries was used to help justify Europe's violent scramble to occupy and annex land throughout Africa in the 19th century.
"If humans were to go extinct tomorrow, then our impact on the biosphere would be recognisable as an epoch boundary – like the boundary between the Pleistocene and Holocene," Williams pointed out.
Players are increasingly recognised and recognisable.
One of the most instantly recognisable Macedonian traits across class boundaries is a fierce devotion to the idea of being "Macedonian".
"They're pushing those boundaries, reinventing conventions, evolving recognisable forms of cinema into something unique and completely their own.
Additional features: they are deep, finely textured, contain no more than traces of weatherable minerals, have low-activity clays, less than 5percentt recognisable rock structure and gradual soil boundaries.
It's immediately recognisable comfort food that also pushes the boundaries.
No recognisable dinosaur fossils exist above that geological boundary - but their descendants may be nesting in our trees.
There's a recognisable market.
