Sentence examples for recognisable patterns from inspiring English sources

Pareidolia is the psychological phenomenon whereby people see recognisable patterns in clouds, rock formations, food – or space.

Characters are distinct recognisable patterns in the landscape that were comprised as a result of human and nature interactions.

Environmental modification through construction behaviour may have influenced both chimpanzee and early hominin ranging, and thus leaves behind recognisable patterns of artefact deposition across the landscape.

To have been cracked by brute force which typically works only for short passwords that are either recognisable patterns, like "123456789", or use words found in dictionaries, as opposed to random strings of characters the culpable employee's password must not have conformed to the usual complexity requirements of large firms.

The players know what their basic duties are, and there are recognisable patterns to the team's play.

Three years later: nope, no recognisable patterns.

Your letter is like one of those magic-eye pictures that I have to keep staring at in the hope that a recognisable pattern will emerge.

Equally, we enjoy a wallow in minor-key misery if, as in the blues, it conforms to a consistent and recognisable pattern.

Moreover, it is developing according to a recognisable pattern: state subsidies are cut back and are replaced by corporate sponsorship, which in turn gives way, to a greater or lesser degree, to private funding.

Monetarism, trade union reform, the sale of council houses, privatisation, the Big Bang in the City, the abolition of a tier of local government and the weakening of the rest of it: all were part of a recognisable pattern, the most coherent set of reforms since the 1945 Labour government.

Most fictional (and non-fictional) stories follow a recognisable pattern.