Sentence examples for utterly recognisable from inspiring English sources

The Rubins, and their assorted foibles, flaws and neuroses, are at once unique and utterly recognisable.

Trollope's Fanny Dashwood is effortlessly drawn and is, if anything, worse than we remember her – tiny, poisonous and utterly recognisable.

For one thing, the current prime minister, mayor of London and a clutch of our current masters were educated in a fashion utterly recognisable to the men who ruled in 1939.

Although Peep Show plots have at times wandered into fabulously unlikely realms, the key to the show's enduring relevance is that everything is harnessed to an utterly recognisable milieu.

Zombie fiction is also about finding ourselves isolated in a world that is both physically recognisable and utterly alien.

"Our version of Groundhog Day is going to be both instantly recognisable, and utterly different," wrote Minchin on his blog.

Vivienne Westwood It's telling that Juergen Teller can photograph two instantly recognisable yet utterly different advertising campaigns, for two designers – Vivienne Westwood and Sonia Rykiel – whose aesthetics are diametric opposites.

To read it is to enter a world at once entirely recognisable yet utterly abstruse, where the Beatles, David Bowie and Queen rule the roost, but only in the bizarrest of out-takes and mutations.

Reading it, you feel as if you are in Paris before the revolution, a city at once decaying and on the cusp of momentous change, a place of disgusting smells and odd subcultures, at once recognisable and utterly foreign.

He created a cast of extraordinary ordinary real-life characters – Billericay Dickie, Clever Trevor, Plaistow Patricia – and painted a world around them that was both instantly recognisable and utterly surreal.

It's not a bad high concept, but utterly devoid of life, humour or recognisable human beings.