Sentence examples for recognisable in a from inspiring English sources

Widdecombe is barely recognisable in a curly red wig as Horwood's decrepit old foil.

Here, Ralph Fiennes, not immediately recognisable in a rather impressive 'tache, is chef d'hotel Gustave H, a devil with the mature guests and, as the trailer, reveals, the beneficiary of one such in her will.

It's a charming series about very recognisable people in a very recognisable place.

So recognisable, in fact, that a ripple of laughter greeted her first line at yesterday's press screening.

Despite retaining Parker as Spidey at the expense of Miles Morales (a teenager of black Hispanic descent from Brooklyn, who has taken over in the comics following Parker's death), our hero finally feels as if he's living in a version of New York that's recognisable in reality, rather than a whitewashed 1950s throwback.

Can we stop worrying about whether the single currency will be around in recognisable form in a half a decade or so?

He shows his early stories to the literary editor Ian Hamilton, who appears as his recognisable self in a crucial scene.

Adepitan, the most recognisable player in a sport that was attracting more attention, retired from international level in 2005, although he still plays for his club.

This makes sense: despite the long history of failures to establish a version of Hollywood in the UK, a "British film" remains a recognisable entity in a way that a "British novel" or "British news bulletin" does not.

The company is also seeking to expand that categorisation so that when there are multiple recognisable objects in a picture it can describe them all in a single coherent sentence.

By contrast, no FC structure was recognisable in cells with an unconnected new flagellum (7 cells out of 7, flagellum of any length; Fig. 5J,K).