Sentence examples for recognisable shape from inspiring English sources

The 500 has a very recognisable shape and equally recognisable detailing, outside and in.

But isn't this to bend sharia law out of all recognisable shape?

The phone business changed out of all proportion and recognisable shape in previously unimaginable ways after privatisation.

For the former to be a solid, profitable business, and for the latter to exist in any recognisable shape, SpaceX needs 1,800 flights without incident, not 18.

If enough chunks of masonry and sculpture have survived in sufficiently recognisable shape, it may indeed be possible to re-erect parts of buildings or even entire structures.

It begins some time before the novel takes recognisable shape, with thoughts about the appeal of the not-true and the fantastic in medieval travel writing.

By learning to possess the music as recognisable shapes, gestures, impulses our volunteers communicated to the audience with a rawness and spontaneous edge hard to achieve with a professional chorus of well schooled homogenous voices from homogenous backgrounds.

In the late 1930s, Escher also became obsessed by the "regular division of the plane", in which shapes (often fish, lizards or birds) are tiled across a flat plane in such a way that the spaces between them make other, recognisable shapes.

She creates from random, banal objects that don't look like they should fit together, until she molds and trims them down to the point at which they create a singular image, a recognisable figure or shape.

In the SO condition, the stimulus was a recognisable, coherent shape (a rectangle) composed of point-lights.

Without excusing looters, he writes that "the unbridled greed of the oligarchs and their indifference to the normal obligations and restraints… engender a sense that society has lost its recognisable moral shape and, with it, its legitimacy".