Sentence examples for recognizable concerns from inspiring English sources

Whereas his earlier novels were laden with mythic overtones and metaphors, "The Marriage Plot" is methodically anchored in the recognizable concerns of bright, self-conscious Ivy League kids coping with worries about grades and grad school and their fledgling careers.

Repeating her Long Wharf performance (as are Darragh and Keeley), Ivey creates a recognizable woman, a parent concerned with her children's future but unable to communicate her concerns reassuringly.

I am known among my colleagues as someone who has managed to maintain a recognizable distinction between my concern for my students as students and an interest in their personal lives.

Therefore penetrance of the phenotypes and of the rescue was calculated on affected embryos, easily recognizable because rescue did not concern all the segments.

As it stands, the fact that a true market with recognizable ARPU hasn't been created is severely concerning.

You must include facts concerning the case and a legally recognizable cause of action in order for the suit to proceed.

Now, concerns about stalkers and paparazzi have pushed many recognizable stars into standard cars like Mercedes sedans and Range Rovers with blacked-out windows.

We did measure some baseline differences in one construct concerning fear of death but this did not have any recognizable effect on the interpretation of the results in the other constructs.

A second major source for systems engineering is operations research, which originated in a recognizable form in Britain during World War II and initially was concerned with the best employment of military equipment.

The idea, expanded, recurs in a lot of his other films: the concern for throttled voices without a vote that would be recognizable to the conventionally clever.

In addition to the technical concerns raised about electronic voting, the fact is that certain people in recognizable demographic groups are less comfortable with that type of technology than people in other demographic groups.