Sentence examples for vaguely recognizable from inspiring English sources

Sometimes her speech bounced off reality in a way that was only vaguely recognizable.

One of the inhabitants, who seemed to be a deteriorated Englishman, & spoke a vaguely recognizable Choctaw, nursed him back to health.

Anxiety and confusion can be read into "Morning Is Breaking" (2006), with its tangle of energetic lines and abundance of vaguely recognizable yet unnamable shapes and forms.

Throughout the evening, people could be heard whispering to one another that there was something vaguely recognizable about the space — or more correctly, about the building that contained the space.

The characters may be superhuman and godlike in appearance, speech, and deed or grotesque and ridiculous, perhaps even puppets, but as long as they behave in even vaguely recognizable human ways the spectator can understand them.

The celebrity treadmill ends up including appearances on vaguely recognizable reality shows from our age, not to mention walking on a ball across a flaming bridge over bewildered-looking snapping turtles.

The process of turning a loving relationship into a hurtful one follows a pattern so vague it's barely recognizable in the relationship.

For instance, he was willing to use a romantic standard for a lovers' dance; but instead of "Moon River," a tune that was in earlier productions, he chose "Skylark," a song that is vaguely familiar without being instantly recognizable.

John Darnielle is best known as the guy behind the Mountain Goats, an indie rock icon whose vaguely anguished and kinda pissed-off voice is instantly recognizable.

By that I mean that what some Westerners might hear as some kind of vague "world music" influence were for them a series of recognizable references, from the North African beats to the kinds of notes and scales we use.

The film's strategically vague title gestures toward a lofty, earnest desire so familiar and unobjectionable that it is scarcely recognizable as an ideology.