Sentence examples for recognizably individual from inspiring English sources
Mr. Tynek also has Mr. Morris's way of allowing each member of a tightly knit ensemble to be recognizably individual on stage.
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.
On the contrary, one of the accomplishments of L'Heureux's novel -- which is written in swift-moving prose of unaffected simplicity -- is that, despite its nakedly upbeat message, it comes off as neither pat nor preachy but, rather, as a delicately nuanced portrait of recognizably human individuals making what they can of life.
Outwardly, Mr. Colson remained recognizably the same person before and after his conversion.
On the streets of neither Nagasaki nor Hiroshima does one see any appreciable number of individuals with disfigurements that are recognizably attributable to the bomb.
However, much of this new relationship of state and society was still recognizably liberal in the older sense, constituting a compact of social and individual responsibility.
Simple airports designed to accommodate light aircraft are essentially similar, but, as airports become larger and more complex, thus accommodating more passengers and cargo, their individual requirements affect their layouts and ensure that each becomes recognizably different.
We denote ethnicity by using applicant names for ethnic minority job candidates that are recognizably different from those of the Han majority but typical of Mongolian, Uighur, and Tibetan individuals, respectively.
No one is behaving recognizably human, most of the time, but it is possible to have great affection for the characters' individual quirks.
Choosing who gets a zealous defense is not an individual lawyer's prerogative — it can't be reserved only for the factually innocent or recognizably sympathetic causes such as battered women who kill abusive husbands or nonviolent drug offenders facing lengthy sentences.
At least not recognizably.
