Sentence examples for would be recognizable from inspiring English sources

They also are signature players whose styles would be recognizable in silhouette by any follower of the game.

Hardly anything here would be recognizable as art were it encountered at a construction site or junkyard.

But none would be recognizable once they were done; the Richter patterns became a jazzy tweed, for instance.

"Our advice to Liz was to maintain its quality so it would be recognizable to New Yorkers and to visitors".

And only the peas would be recognizable in the mix, coming across like pearls hidden in a thicket.

The idea, expanded, recurs in a lot of his other films: the concern for throttled voices without a vote that would be recognizable to the conventionally clever.

Who the hell knows?" Kahan explained that the boots and shoes arriving in stores this fall would still be recognizable as Birkenstocks but would capitalize on other trends in the marketplace.

It would look vastly different, but it would still be recognizable as the house my Dad built over half a century ago.

It's a work that would not be recognizable as a Bearden in another context.

"The elections in 2012 and this decade wouldn't be recognizable to Bill Clinton or even George Bush — everything has changed," Mr. Podhorzer said at a news briefing.

Donald B. Verrilli, Jr., the current Solicitor General, understated matters by saying that justifications like that one for "the institution of marriage would hardly be recognizable to most of its participants".