Step 2 is at least a recognizable sentence, but a dangerous one: 2. PLUG THE WAGGER INTO THE MINI MOTOR.
We also found 386 objects with recognizable words or sentences written in 9 different languages.
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.
There is a Communist jargon recognizable after a single sentence.
… If those sentences are immediately recognizable to you, you probably have a child in the throes of the college admissions process.
And though Warhol dealt in images, his voice on the page — flat, lacking in affect, with a 4/4 rhythm of unadorned declarative sentences — is instantly recognizable.
Despite having turned away from literary studies during his first year at Oxford, sensing he had little aptitude for them, and even though he read little other than the novels of Jane Austen (about whom he wrote authoritatively) and P. G. Wodehouse, the style of Ryle's writing is often literary and instantly recognizable even after a few sentences (Urmson, 271; Mabbott, 223).
There is a disquieting quiet to every Millhauser sentence that makes it immediately recognizable, a feeling that each was recorded for posterity by the last man living.
About the world of posters, handouts, pamphlets, pictures, almanacs, prophecies, topical poems, hoaxes and one-page documents, Pettegree says, in a sentence that ends with three recognizable nouns: "Many people, printers, sellers and writers, saw the potential of this market for news, sensation and excitement".
Errors that were recognizable versions of words in the target sentence (minor phonemic errors, apraxic errors and dysarthric distortions) were accepted as correct.
