Sentence examples for still identifiable from inspiring English sources
But hundreds of Afghan people, many living in remote places, were still identifiable.
Vernon's falsetto is still identifiable through the digital scrim, but now the words wobble beyond his control.
Left to her own devices, she makes music of porous borders, though it's still identifiable as modern jazz.
He swiftly apologised, before publishing censored versions of the images instead, in which the female stars in question were still identifiable.
No doubt trying to avoid violating the Federal Communications Commission's vague standards for what constitutes indecency on television, Google TV Ads instructs clients to "avoid bleeped-out expletives where curse words are still identifiable from the audio".
But in Old World monkeys and in the great apes, gorillas, chimpanzees, and humans, as many as 70 percent of the olfactory receptor genes, though still identifiable, are nonfunctional pseudogenes.
However, using modern data mining techniques, patients may still be identifiable from a de-identified data set.
On other parts of the coast which were colonised by fish merchants from Devon and Dorset, the West Country burr is still clearly identifiable.
A video game can include very little that we regard as essential to motion pictures and videos and still be identifiable as a game.
You weren't there — you didn't see these particular fireworks — but none of that matters, because the subject is still immediately identifiable in that generically yearning way as a plausible placeholder for those non-existent memories".
Many of these changes are subtle enough that David Remnick, the magazine's editor, said that if the magazine fell on the floor and were three feet away, it would still be identifiable to longtime readers.
