Sentence examples for totally recognisable from inspiring English sources
The London of today would be totally recognisable to the great 19th-century critic John Ruskin.
"It wasn't only that her protagonists were funny, and sympathetic; they lived in a totally recognisable ordinary world, and had real, painful, modern problems; reading them made one feel much less alone.
For the production to be both recognisable and totally transformed in doing so is striking.
It's all so instantly recognisable.
It somehow managed to be both totally alien and disturbingly pedestrian; the scenario seemed recognisable, but what was taking place did not.
The branding is based around the suffix "on" which means wherever the word "London" is used - be it "Film London", or "Totally London" (the public entertainment brand) the typography is recognisable as being part of the mayor's branding.
In order to select only homologues of Pr77 related to mobile elements, each hit was screened for a poly-A track 0.6 or 5 6 kb downstream of the 77 nt signature (see diagram of short and long elements in Figure 1), and for a recognisable TSD of 7 11 nt partially or totally conserved at both ends.
It is instantly recognisable as something that you would term post-punk but it manages to be totally in tune with the radical spirit of that era by a mystifying act of alchemy.
There's a recognisable market.
"Now, it's instantly recognisable".
