Sentence examples for would be recognisable from inspiring English sources

The technique would be recognisable to the fishermen's ancestors who have worked these waters for hundreds of years.

Among the many hurdles facing Mr Bush is that of persuading Mr Sharon to accept a Palestinian state that would be recognisable as such.

While other art forms have been happy to find a shape and stay with it – the form of most contemporary plays and novels would be recognisable to Shakespeare or George Eliot – broadcasting is always on the lookout for new formats.

When describing herself in advance to an interviewer so that she would be recognisable, Shriver told the journalist she would arrive looking "short and badly dressed with dirty blond hair".

One might have been shocked at what Whitman said, but not I think at his mode of saying it, which, though unusual, would be recognisable as a sort of ecstatic religious outpouring.

"If humans were to go extinct tomorrow, then our impact on the biosphere would be recognisable as an epoch boundary – like the boundary between the Pleistocene and Holocene," Williams pointed out.

The resonance peaks at higher modes could be easily visualised (up to mode 16 in this publication) whereas in a situation when only thermal 'noise' would be used, natural frequencies higher than mode 2 would not be recognisable.

If these burrows had been made recently, they would instantly be recognisable as the work of small mammals.

The atmospheric candlelit services at Easter and Advent would probably be recognisable to a monk from the 14th Century.

"It makes up a small portion of the bean – just 0.5%," he tells me – yet without it, the drink would not be recognisable as coffee.

This differentiation by individual specialities clearly identifies relationships which would not be recognisable with less specific data, i.e. if ambulatory and hospital services were each treated as homogeneous goods.