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However, they would still be recognisable as a new series.

The subject has been recognisable in these terms since around 1970.

But they knew, too, because his face was recognisable, even though the light had gone from its eyes.

If the materials were still recognisable as what they had been.

They are, I say, recognisable; but you must know what to look for.

These should be clearly recognisable as such when they are sold.

Some wonder whether, in any recognisable form, by 2000 it will even be there.

In other words, I didn't want anything recognisable used at all.

Both the values involved here are surely recognisable to all of us.

In practice, there is no recognisable boundary between the two.

So they'll find the basic ideas recognisable, although not familiar.

He was barely recognisable, but looked very thin and young.

She could see cars moving on the street further south, distant still, but recognisable.

As such, he had a high profile, and was easily recognisable to the general public.

Black Emperor to a band with its own recognisable sound.

She had a recognisable voice and an outstanding musical sense.

But it hardly exists as a nation in a recognisable sense.

This remains part of the School's tradition and is recognisable after five hundred years.

In one of them was a recognisable figure, being rowed home.

The first season featured some recognisable actors in the series.

Of the former buildings only a few foundation walls are recognisable.

On my right, and at once recognisable, was the arch through which I had arrived.

There was nothing recognisable on the skyline in any direction.

A word known to him, and recognisable to these barbarian men.

So little of the city we once knew is still recognizable.

Even his face was no longer in a recognizable state.

Would the child they were going to hand her be recognizable at all as human?

At 13, James is already recognizable as the future 007.

You've got the best, most recognizable name in the world.

But when they find your head, it may be recognizable.

Nothing of a recognizable nature seemed to want to form there.

All the things that make you recognizable as a group.

It was also one of the few to show a recognizable figure.

Some of his most recognizable work was yet to be created, however.

A work, however, as a whole is often an image of something quite recognizable.

But as he looked at them, they changed into a more recognizable form.

Do you know that the only recognizable part, at the end, were her eyes?

Still, the voice on the other end of the phone was immediately recognizable.

So suddenly, during a break, there is something very recognizable.

And its author is learning the price of being a recognizable public figure.

His life story made sense; it was recognizable and easy to understand.

For her it seemed clearly a play about recognizable people.

The problem is that it's often not a recognizable place.

To this end, the less specific and recognizable the better.

They are almost too recognizable, and this, of course, is their power.

Not that there was nothing recognizable left of the body.

"I have to believe it would be recognizable to him."

Recognizable only by the fact that he had but one eye.

The issues are often recognizable; the players a little less so.