Sentence examples for something recognizable about from inspiring English sources

Oscillating between vampish provocateur and blank slate, Mary may not be precisely realistic — her dialogue is so arch it practically bends backward — but there is something recognizable about this mess of a teenage girl, so enraged at the lies of adults that she is willing to take on any mask to expose them.

About a half-hour into his fog, something recognizable emerged: first, mild abrasion, marking a clear break with the first portion of his set, and then a few minutes of slickness more reminiscent of his work as one-half of Games, one of his several side projects and recording aliases.

One way people talk about wine is to compare the taste profile to something recognizable like melon tobacco; so I started trying to think of poet correlatives for each wine.

But he helped ensure that something recognizable as Catholic Christianity would survive into the third millennium.

Finding something recognizable and true in the mélange of misery and lifestyle porn in "A Little Life".

By then, Durand had built something recognizable to anyone in sports marketing as a brand.

"The trouble," one of them said, "is figuring out something recognizable".

But I discovered that I was one of the many readers who found, in the gratuitousness, something recognizable and true.

In all cases they are not exhibiting a fully developed, adult understanding of injury, sadness or anger — but something recognizable.

How do we get from such impacts to something recognizable as knowledge of the world?

That's the challenge, to try and get something recognizable in that small space.