Sentence examples for recognizable only from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, Ms. Germanotta mused, they could find an older shot in which the singer is recognizable only up close.

Unlike its male counterpart, female orgasm is a covert, hidden experience, frequently recognizable only to the person experiencing it.

Some people bid with a wink or subtle movement, like scratching their nose, recognizable only to the auctioneer or the seasoned auctiongoer.

Most days, he is recognizable only by his neon green helmet, with an Apple logo stitched on the side and "K.

The meaning of this claim is recognizable only from the understanding of the human as the image of God and from the apprehension of Christ as the "new Adam".

Music or spoken sentences are recognizable only when their elements (melody, rhythmic patterns, phrase) are presented at an optimal speed that permits significant perceptual unity; that is, only when they belong to the relative simultaneity of the psychological present.

The stories are recognizable, but only just.

They are recognizable in only the strictest sense, but in the gallery context the drawings resemble nothing so much as the sometimes mindless theme-and-variation industriousness of a dedicated modernist.

When the analysis is repeated for promoters recognizable in only 5 species (the D. melanogaster subgroup species) or only 8 species (all but D. willistoni, D. mojavensis, D. virilis and D. grimshawi), the result is essentially the same except that statistical significance is less (Table S3).

Three women got out, Eliska among them, easily recognizable not only by her willowy height but also by her dark gloves, which contrasted with the paleness of her arms under the streetlights.

(Rabbit holes are recognizable not only by their size and angle but also by the presence of hair, droppings, and cropped grass near their entrances. Other features suggest other creatures: "If there is no hole and just a groove present, consider armadillos").