Sentence examples for remain recognizable from inspiring English sources

Authors' response: We agree with the reviewer that, at the larger scheme of life's history, biased gene transfer does make the branches of ToL appear fuzzy but its overall structure or pattern remains the same, i.e. major prokaryotic groups remain recognizable.

Chopin's pieces remain recognizable, but often as catalysts for other musical interactions.

The characters remain recognizable, though, which helps reinforce Ziolkowski's mood of gentle satire.

$30 The villains of history seem relatively easy to understand; however awful their deeds, their motives remain recognizable.

The individuality of a Havel or a Mandela can survive oppression by brutal regimes, but it's doubtful whether it could remain recognizable through a successful American Presidential campaign.

In other words, a spruce-fir forest would remain recognizable as a spruce-fir forest after the elimination of a few plant and animal species.

"In fact, I saw in it one of my few remaining recognizable, fully human qualities.

Mr. Bissonette said the only piece of the plane that remained recognizable was the tail.

Later, he elaborates: "My enthusiasm for pussy" is one of "my few remaining recognizable, fully human qualities".

Our version of the "Iliad" was composed toward the end of what we assume were centuries of oral tradition — the "Iliad," like the "Odyssey" and other oral poems, had a genetic ability to reproduce itself, changing with each recital, picking up new details even as old ones were discarded, but always remaining recognizable.

Neither remained recognizable.