Hence the question of 'recognisability' once again arises. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Putting aside my whining about the recognisability of the faces, the art is excellent. ❋ Jekesta (2009)
My belief is that they reckoned God of War always sells millions each iteration, so they needed a setting that had the same literary clout/recognisability and lent itself well to the Third Person "Fatality!" action genre, and someone at Visceral suggested the Inferno part of Commedia. ❋ SVGL (2009)
It is certainly a peculiarity of modern performance practice that words are twisted out of all recognisability (how many times have you switched on the radio and struggled to determine what language was being sung, even when it was English?) since as a narrative medium an opera's libretto is almost as important as its music. ❋ Unknown (2009)
They seek structures that will express the need for mutual recognisability, mutual consultation and some shared processes of decision-making. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Just now, the studios care less perhaps about the quality of the adaptation than the simple recognisability. ❋ Unknown (2009)
And a primatial initiative in challenging or seeking to limit local development on these grounds becomes intelligible as part of the service of the 'mother church' to the local – not ignoring or making light of local pressures and needs, but reminding the local assembly and its chief pastor that it must not lose its recognisability or receivability to other communities – across the globe and throughout history. ❋ Unknown (2008)
What I am seeking to spell out is that a convergence of some kind about the significance of love of God and neighbour signals a mutual recognisability between our families of faith. ❋ Unknown (2008)
The desire to establish this distance has led some to conclude that, since the first condition of recognisability (a common reading and understanding of Scripture) is not met, the whole structure of mission and ministry has failed in a local church that commits itself to a new reading of the Bible. ❋ Unknown (2007)
And while we can and rightly do concern ourselves with apostolic integrity in terms of continuity and recognisability in the church, we ought not to lose sight of the fact that the language of 'sending', the apostolic language of scripture, is first of all about God's mission in Jesus, or indeed we could say God's mission as Jesus. ❋ Unknown (2005)
It takes advantage of the appeal, recognisability and glamour of professional performers to bring literacy programmes to parents and children and to teach them, through entertainment, the value of reading together. ❋ Unknown (1999)
One must always remember that disguise may be carried a trifle too far, and that recognisability in the parents often gives the young and giddy a point in their favour. ❋ Grant Allen (1873)
Older songs were retooled almost beyond recognisability. ❋ David Smyth (2011)
"I think my recognisability ebbs and flows," he says in his soft Scottish burr. ❋ Unknown (2011)
While many buyers bought the Prius because of its immediate recognisability as hybrid, I'd like to think many more will buy the Camry Hybrid because it doesn't look like one. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Even the horsewoman is a bit blurry, which is maybe just as well (recognisability etc.), but I still like it. ❋ Various Libertarian Bloggers (2010)
[Guns N' Roses] were [the bomb]
[RECOGNISED]! ❋ Kung-Fu Jesus (2004)
A "Did you really use a fun font?"
B "Yeah"
C "Hey i like this curly font"
B "Ha, see? [RECOGNISE]!"
(pause)
A "Ok, I [recognise]"
B "[HELLYEAH]" ❋ Thomyorkeismylover (2009)
It is wise to [recognise] basic facts!
[Recognise] achievement, peace, liberty and [prosperity].
Principle of introduction recognises [candid] movement. ❋ Hercolena Oliver (2009)
Dude: " [Yea] thats why [your ugly]"
You: :"Yea thats why I have a girl, and you dont"
You"[Boom]. Recognise"
Dude"shit...fine....Recognise" ❋ Bigcat13 (2010)
Bangladesh was helped by [Bharat] in all cases at [1971 War] and became [the first country to recognise Bangladesh]. ❋ Typical Indian (2023)
