Sentence examples similar to unrecognizably changed from inspiring English sources
Pornography has changed unrecognizably from its so-called golden age — the period, in the sixties and seventies, when adult movies had theatrical releases and seemed in step with the wider moment of sexual liberation, and before V.H.S. drove down production quality, in the eighties.
If this is the secret of the book, it is also the source of its principal weakness: The blind spots in the conscience and awareness of Shavit in the book are also the weakness of the Israel that once was and has changed unrecognizably.
Eno was originally hesitant to step into alt-rock territory with U2, telling Pitchfork that he was worried he might change U2's sound "rather unrecognizably," but Bono reassured him that the band wanted to move to more cutting edge territory.
Interests change, bodies change.
People change, situations change.
The future, I suggest, will not be unrecognizably exotic because across all the dizzying changes that shaped the present and will shape the future one element remains constant: human nature.
At this time of anxiety-making technological change, this may be the last chance for any group to stand its ground before the ground shifts unrecognizably beneath it.
But now, upon her return, Ms. Duffy looked unrecognizably happy.
Thomas's face stretched unrecognizably on the moving water.
