Sentence examples for unrecognizable now from inspiring English sources
Back to his fighting weight, Mr. Badge Dale is unrecognizable now, but audiences may soon be able to spot him.
Fortunately, I have a wife and adult children to caution me against becoming an aging gripe, and to remind me that the England of Charles Dickens — the England of my great-grandfather's time — was a much rougher and crueler place, unrecognizable now in a country that has ascended to levels of affluence and social justice that Dickens could barely imagine.
It's almost unrecognizable now.
Football is unrecognizable now compared to the sport in the 1970s, as it changed the rules to accommodate more passing, giving undermanned teams a chance until the final tick of the clock.
But now he's back, and as noted by various sources, the now 34-year-old looks pretty unrecognizable today.
The streets of Dhaka are unrecognizable today.
The old storage space is unrecognizable today.
"There are full towns that are now unrecognizable".
John's is now unrecognizable to those who remember the simple drive-in.
Balenciaga, its store now unrecognizable, is looking for a temporary space, at least until its new SoHo store opens in the spring.
As the camera pans from face to face (many are now unrecognizable), you can see the high cost of premature celebrity and the radical loss of innocence it entailed.
