Sentence examples for should be recognisable from inspiring English sources

Johannes Climacus in Concluding Unscientific Postscript remarks, "… how deceptive then, that an omnipresent being should be recognisable precisely by being invisible".

This suggests that the unusual geochemical features of the alteration zone, retained during the deformation and metamorphism, should be recognisable in lithogeochemical exploration.

A Pope decided that Roman Jews should be recognisable by their dress.

"The sound waves a bullet produces have a particular signature, if you like, and that should be recognisable to our force control room officers that have been trained up to listen," Mr McKeogh said.

It requires some association with other pivotal outcomes in RA, and it should be recognisable to experts in the field.

Based on our recordings to date, we anticipate that wheeze can be differentiated from normal breath using features such as the existence and temporal stability of tonal peaks in the 300 1000 Hz range, while crackle should be recognisable using features such as the presence of broadband energy and the duration of this energy.

As Bill Evans hunches over the keyboard there is so little to be seen - ear, hair, neck, a glimpse of spectacles - that he shouldn't be recognisable but, like the lightest touch of his fingers on the keys, these few details are enough to identify him immediately and reveal the admonition at the heart of his technique: it takes more strength to caress the keys that to pound them.

Any other ingredients should be readily recognisable ones," she writes.

Each character's voice should be easily recognisable.

It sounds daft, but your work should be instantly recognisable, yet different enough every season to keep people chomping for more.

For the Wales Millennium Centre I thought it was important that the materials should have a "natural" texture, and that they should be instantly recognisable to anyone seeing them, even from a distance.