Sentence examples for suddenly recognizable from inspiring English sources

The moon, suddenly recognizable as a sphere rather than a disk, took on an ominous red hue.

At one point the band started up a slow, Count Basie-ish number with Mr. Wamble playing slide guitar; when he started to sing with an impressive blues-shouter's voice, it was suddenly recognizable as Stevie Wonder's "Signed, Sealed, Delivered".

What possessed a generation of young European artists, and a few Americans, to suddenly suppress recognizable imagery in pictures and sculptures?

They became indispensable in a world that suddenly had no recognizable geometry.

Her subsequent televised Congressional testimony in February suddenly made her a recognizable figure.

To be uncertain of why something previously so recognizable has suddenly become so fragmented is a pretty confusing thing.

But then it stirred a little, and I hoped desperately he might turn toward me, or at least mouth my name — my mixed-blessingly recognizable voice seemed suddenly to have gotten through.

I'm sure you remember when some of the most recognizable faces in town suddenly switched stations.

Interweaving subtle references to composers as disparate as Mussorgsky, Rachmaninoff, Debussy and Ligeti (recognizable as themselves but also suddenly, in this context, as Schubertian), Mr. Stucky's work conveyed the scope of Schubert's influence while creating something entirely new.

Suddenly the faded jeans and bad haircuts are distinctly recognizable as — for all but the youngest of us — coming from our own time.

Suddenly, the dancers — a flash mob — swelled in number, as did the stream of recognizable faces, both friends and relatives, passing by Ms. Leclaire, whose bemused look turned to one of shock.