Sentence examples for recognizably of from inspiring English sources

Of course, his buildings are recognizably of the moment, and he is happy to use elements that his contemporaries also use — green roofs, say — but his hope is that the whole takes a step toward innovation.

Miss Browne and Miss van Hamel created the sense of another era, yet, particularly in the case of Miss van Hamel, played the women as recognizably of our own time.

The movement, however, has a delicate, understated precision; a low center of gravity, which pulls the dynamic down to the ground, in contrast to ballet, which tries to create the illusion of levitation; and filigreed, ornamental arms that make it recognizably of another place and time.

Rohrwacher's movie, which won a screenplay prize at the recent Cannes Film Festival, feels recognizably of a piece with her 2015 portrait of communal life, "The Wonders," set among a family of Tuscan beekeepers.

Exploratory rather than emphatic, "The Lovers" feels recognizably of a piece with Jacobs' 2008 film, "Momma's Man," a very different portrait of a married couple (played by the director's parents, the avant-garde filmmaker Ken Jacobs and the painter Flo Jacobs).

The remaining sections of the Metaphysical Disputations are centrally and recognizably discussions of kinds of being: infinite being, that is, God; finite being, what is created by God; and then the nature and features of finite beings, again as delineated by a theory of categories: substance and accident, and then all of the kinds of accident there may be.

Kannon's ability to assume innumerable forms has led to various representations, not all of which are recognizably that of a human female.

It has already been pointed out that no two persons speak exactly alike, and, within the area of all but the smallest speech communities (groups of people speaking the same language), there are subdivisions of recognizably different types of language, called dialects, that do not, however, render intercommunication impossible or markedly difficult.

The churches depicted in his drawings are recognizably those of the region he came from, the west-central province of Jalisco.

With his disdain of powdered wigs and the other formalities of his very formal age, Franklin comes across as the most recognizably human of them all, a man for our time.

Walley-Beckett's series is recognizably "Anne of Green Gables," but with a grimmer feel.