Sentence examples for recognizably important from inspiring English sources

What is true is that he is not as recognizably important a figure today as Ockham or Aquinas, and that his philosophy tends to be negative (i.e., critical) and conservative in character, in the following respect:  in many of his writings we find him attacking the novel work of others, frequently Ockham, and sometimes defending the more accepted work of others, frequently Scotus.

But, having such huge admiration and respect for what he did before, it was important that the character be recognizably Bones.

Most important, all these works turned out to sound purely and recognizably like Ellington.

And yet in the United States we seem to be in a moment — well, it's been a lot longer than a moment — when important buildings are either expected to generate spectacle or belong to a recognizably branded style.

It's illegal to import high-powered, semiautomatic weapons unless they are recognizably for "sporting purposes".

There can be no more important goal for a society than to reward its burdens and benefits in a recognizably fair way.

What's special about Ray is that he approached the matter less like a conductor than like the leader of a jazz band — he encouraged his soloists, who, by working in his artistic framework and, as important, by being exposed to his own personal influence (or, let's say, simply, presence), both become both more recognizably themselves and more distinctively his own.

The Bodle case is recognizably pre-decline.

Now he's back to recognizably Democratic, recognizably Keynesian principles, which clearly are called for.

More important in this story of memory is Sloan's slightly younger friend George M. Cohan, who in 1904 took the lead in his own musical "Little Johnny Jones" -- recognizably the Tod Sloan story but with a happy ending.

It was equally important that he began to focus on people he knew and cared about, giving them faces that seem simultaneously masked, gouged out of wet clay and recognizably individual.