Sentence examples for remain recognisable from inspiring English sources

But if the union game is to remain recognisable, there must be an honest contest for the ball on the floor.

The first single is forgotten and the second a novelty that reveals talent but not ultimate intention, while the third established a literary and musical sensibility that would remain recognisable in his work until the end.

He has veered towards the abstract, which has made the paintings fit into what serious art criticism today regards as serious art, while staying just this side of the line between the abstract and the naturalistic: his seascapes and landscapes always remain recognisable as such.

Lela & Co required that the traditional monologue form, while still remaining recognisable, be altered to reflect its content.

Pikachu, the "electric mouse" Pokémon that has become the game's mascot, has remained recognisable worldwide, and the main game series, still one of Nintendo's top sellers, is entering its seventh generation.

The hyperplastic and dysplastic changes seen in pre-culture samples of DMH-treated mucosae remained recognisable during the first two days in culture.

This is not necessarily much of a thrill in itself, any more than the original cartons, which remain dumbly recognisable.

His densely patterned floral papers and chintzes have graced bourgeois interiors since the 1860s; they remain instantly recognisable signs of taste and wealth today.

The band had two interests: drinking, and playing the fastest, loudest, blackest and most savage songs to remain functionally recognisable as some kind of music.

But he never abandoned his signature method, the Ben-Day dot (named after inventor Benjamin Day's 1879 technique for reproducing printed images by using dots to recreate gradations of shading), ensuring that his work would remain as recognisable as it was quotable.

She moved into watercolours on paper and into printmaking, and her work remained instantly recognisable.