Sentence examples for scarcely recognisable from inspiring English sources

And Andre Royo sounds like Bubbles - that signature stuttering slur - yet seems scarcely recognisable in sharp clothes and designer specs.

And instead of stunning likenesses of the rich and famous, imagine a group of misshapen figurines that were scarcely recognisable as human beings, painted by an especially hamfisted group of GCSE art students in a hurry.

So it proved in Leeds, when the scarcely recognisable Faithless got on with the serious business of proving that they are simply the best live band in the country.

Morgan, given both his Irish background and a personal preference for watching rugby, did not take in the match himself but does at least have some experience in rebuilding a team from the ruins of an abject tournament failure, with England's current 50-over side scarcely recognisable from the one that stank out the 2015 World Cup.

Gym-cut, frosty eyed and scarcely recognisable as an enigmatic ex-marine who inserts himself into a grieving midwest family with a zealous sense of purpose, Stevens reveals something genuinely alarming in his hitherto all-English implacability; a showdown between this slick-haired automaton and Johansson's Lucy would be something to witness.

A few of the bodies were scarcely recognisable, but he wasn't there.

Plymouth Argyle were barely recognisable.

Now the city is barely recognisable.

It was barely recognisable as a flag.

The bombed city was barely recognisable.

The White Stripes' songs were just recognisable.