Sentence examples for remains recognisable from inspiring English sources

Yes, times have changed since 1877, but this complex and vibrant portrait of the city remains recognisable.

The grooming has improved over the past 20 years, but in other respects the author remains recognisable from his own fiction.

Even so, she remains recognisable, not least when we see her drop in and out of her friends' lives, often when they most need her, in a way that feels more familiar to the real-life ebbs and flows of friendship than those depicted by ensemble casts.

Bower promised to retain the return to traditional Neighbours values, but with an injection of drama that remains recognisable and relevant.

What remains recognisable is the pattern of the circle, a shape expressive of constantly moving cycles, transformation, and the female body.

But through all of this, he remains recognisable as "one of us", as someone whose flair for saying the wrong thing – which is rarely morally wrong – burns brightly.

He went on to sell more than 100m singles, but his first hit is still one of his defining moments, and its opening line – "It's a little bit funny / This feeling inside" – remains instantly recognisable.

Shepherd, David 251 Willey, Peter 161 Bucknor, Steve 92 Venkataraghavan, S 59 Sharp, George 18 In an age when technology is in danger of reducing umpires to hat-stands, one figure at least remains unfailingly recognisable.

This makes sense: despite the long history of failures to establish a version of Hollywood in the UK, a "British film" remains a recognisable entity in a way that a "British novel" or "British news bulletin" does not.

Even with the functional improvements, the Rover's silhouette remains clearly recognisable.

The image of British war minister Lord Kitchener's index finger unsettlingly aimed at the viewer remains immediately recognisable 100 years after its design.