How To Use Unrecognizable In A Sentence
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The place changed a great deal and was almost unrecognisable.
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After a week it was covered in slime and almost unrecognisable.
The Sun
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Jimmy's jazzing up the song, scatting and improvising - it's almost unrecognizable at times.
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Or, as in the Brezhnev period, they were so emendated in a cretinized two-volume edition of Tkachev's works (in whose introduction the Soviet editors also criticized me and my book on Tkachev ” the first in English about him) as to be unrecognizable ” either as essential Tkachevism or as examples of proto-Bolshevism foreshadowing Lenin's ideology.
Lenin & 'The Radiant Future'
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‘Things have moved on so much that the scene is almost unrecognisable,’ he says.
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He was absolutely filthy - unrecognisable.
The Sun
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The designs may become so conventionalized that they are unrecognizable to all but the original artist.
Huichol art, a matter of survival: Part Four
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The floors, once covered with the finest parquetry, are unrecognisable, the blinds don't work, the light-bulbs drape from thin wires where lamps used to hang.
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The corpses of the prisoners were nearly unrecognizable from the number of bullet wounds they'd received.
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In "Probate," her life cleaved in half and unrecognizable to herself, Adrienne is forced to pay a visit to Probate court.
Dora Levy Mossanen: Master of Dark Tales
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I suspect they'll be unrecognisable after eight episodes, these guys: unflappable, tough and steely-eyed.
Times, Sunday Times
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The sixth victim has yet to be identified with authorities saying her face was unrecognizable after the beating.
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Cables, gantries and all manner of unrecognisable machinery hamper navigation, although as time passes an exposed engine block allows me to make a bit more sense of the scene.
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In these artists' hands, images of those individuals who walk the city on a daily basis are processed through filters and fragmentations into unrecognizable subjects.
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Motherwell life has altered irrevocably, and is unrecognisable from the one that the player once knew.
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The Parliaments of those days would be unrecognizable today.
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So remote are some of these khors that people still have their water delivered by boat and speak a dialect almost unrecognisable to Arabic speakers from Muscat.
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This festering sore is at last receiving treatment with a costly refit that should make the hitherto ghastly 1960s stand almost unrecognisable.
Times, Sunday Times
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The lads are virtually unrecognisable from the fresh-faced specimens pictured here in their teens about to embark on a holiday to Spain.
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Jean Valjean, as we have just stated, had his back turned to the light, and he was, moreover, so disfigured, so bemired, so bleeding that he would have been unrecognizable in full noonday.
Les Miserables
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And, as you glance down at your figure - unrecognisable from the good old days - you imagine she is still the same size and shape, slim, trim and trendy.
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Street stalls of changers, merchants with money; crates unloading - fish, sugar - by Spaniards and Danes; dragomen emitting unrecognizable tongues: such swirl over Charles in our genre-esque scene.
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Query Designer cannot open this query file . Its contents are in an unrecognizable format.
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But he can justly claim that it is unrecognisable from a few years ago.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was an unrecognisable brand, brewed specially for the occasion and sold in plastic half-pints for £2.
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Each of the square-jawed songs is followed by a brief, nearly arhythmic interlude of sounds from often unrecognizable sources.
Globe and Mail
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People who are normally quiet and pleasant may become unrecognizable when they are behind a steering - wheel.
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The canvas is then subjected to manipulative and destructive techniques that render the traditional form of the painting unrecognisable.
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Just two weeks ago, Thom said the band would be ‘completely unrecognizable in two years’.
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She found that most of them had been expurgated to remove anything that was remotely controversial, in some cases making the author's intention unrecognizable.
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The place changed a great deal and was almost unrecognizable.
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After a week it was covered in slime and almost unrecognisable.
The Sun
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Any Object we see is Abstract, because it is composed of an infinite number of indefinable, unrecognizable, nonfigurative, shadowy, intangible, imperceptible and undetectable 'points' or 'areas' and all these areas do not, and cannot, allow any human being to perceive them or relate to them in any meaningful manner.
Science Blog - Science news straight from the source
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Nasidius by a prester which caused his form to swell to an unrecognisable size, and so on through the list of serpents, each episode closing with a brilliant epigram which clenches the effect.
The History of Roman Literature From the earliest period to the death of Marcus Aurelius
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In our code we scramble letters, so words are unrecognisable.
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Art changes as it develops, sometimes morphing into shapes almost unrecognizable from its origins.
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Virtually unrecognisable, her porcelain skin was made blotchy, her face puffy, her teeth misshapen and her lithesome figure bulged for the role in the small film that she produced and turned into a major hit.
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The place held no terrors, despite the fact that here were a dozen houses so decrepit as to be almost unrecognisable.
Times, Sunday Times
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World news Cuba Dissident dies on hunger strike in Cuban jailAmnesty prisoner of conscience Orlando Zapata Tamayo 'unrecognisable' after 85-day fast over beatings
Indymedia Ireland
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The Labour party I found there was unrecognisable to the one I encountered 10 years ago.
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In shallow waters like here, oxidation's also very quick and ordinary objects become quite unrecognizable.
A DAYSTAR OF FEAR
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But he shed a whopping three stone, making him almost unrecognisable, while learning to ballroom dance!
The Sun
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The place changed a great deal and was almost unrecognizable.
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My voice is low, unrecognizable, and the word drags out of me as I collapse to the linoleum floor, “Noooooooo!”
THE EXILE OF GIGI LANE
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With her flaky skin, bad teeth and straggly hair, she's almost unrecognisable.
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To say that the Civita is unrecognisable from the Zoldo side is to say nothing; for the mountain is so strangely unlike itself that, although one has, so to say, but just turned the corner of it, the discrepancy in form, in character, and apparently also in extent, is almost past acceptance.
Untrodden Peaks and Unfrequented Valleys
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In our code we scramble letters,so words are unrecognizable.
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When he finally tracked down the body it was unrecognisable.
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His wife Angela, 57, said her husband was "unrecognisable" and admitted she and their children Rebecca, 36, Damien, 31, and Edward, 22, had been left reeling by the unprovoked attack and the extent of his injuries.
IOL: News
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The place changed a great deal and was almost unrecognizable.
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Having booked a couple of days ahead, four of us were rewarded with one of the booths with emerald green buttoned upholstery - a fabric that seems eminently wipeable - that divide the ground floor unrecognisable from its previous incarnation as Vama between tables facing gastronomically barren King's Road and those beneath a glazed roof at the back.
Evening Standard - Home
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He was unrecognizable without his beard.
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Small amounts of oxygen are trickled through the fermentation tank causing the yeasts to thrive and produce a Chianti almost unrecognisable for its voluptuous concentration of fruit.
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The faces were largely the same, but the performance was unrecognisable from the previous week's debacle.
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It involves distorting an image so that it is unrecognisable unless viewed in the right way.
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When we meet this time, at the Dorchester, Price arrives unrecognised, and indeed is almost unrecognisable – bare-faced, hair scraped back, in baggy white linen trousers and Ugg boots.
Katie Price: 'People think I'm not normal'
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The utriculus is a warped, irregular bag, whose sections have become unrecognizable.
The Dancing Mouse A Study in Animal Behavior
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Yes, this is an exaggeration, but not an unrecognisable one.
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The movie was so poor an adaptation of Master and Commander as to be unrecognizable where Jack Aubrey is explaining the difference in flavor of the ‘bargemen’ – maggots that live in the ships biscuits and become more prevalent as the cruise lengthens – how some are oddly cold tasting, but harmess!
Nutrition and health in agriculturalists and hunter-gatherers | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D.
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He was absolutely filthy - unrecognisable.
The Sun
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Their sound is low on skronk, high on drone and performer interplay, such that the expected saxophone sounds are often submerged in harmoniously unrecognizable waves of tone, color and percussion.
Adventures in the NWW List, Part 2
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It was all worryingly inauthentic to Scottish eyes and unrecognisable even to the half-Italian eyes of my dinner companion.
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He tucked her elbow in his and then started off, looking utterly ridiculous and unrecognizable in his wide-brimmed sombrero and bright orange and red patterned blanket.
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These were signs and portents, she realized, visitations and apparitions from a tangled mess of folklore, some unrecognizable and others merely silly.
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In our code we scramble letters,so words are unrecognizable.
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The place held no terrors, despite the fact that here were a dozen houses so decrepit as to be almost unrecognisable.
Times, Sunday Times
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Every time the story was told, a little more was added, a few embellishments created, until finally the story was unrecognizable as what really happened, but I liked it better that way, and so did everyone else.
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The remaining characters are amalgams of the real people in his life, not so sufficiently disguised as to be unrecognizable to the student.
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He was absolutely filthy - unrecognisable.
The Sun
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Thus a couple of wandering natives, unrecognizable under their dirty stormproof blankets and their scarcely, thinner layers of grease and grime, watched impassively, incuriously, while a box floated pendant from its parachute from sky to ground.
First Lensman
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The scale of the fire left many cars unrecognisable and the scene was described as a "mash of many, many vehicles".
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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The metro, skyscrapers, suburbs, highway system and underground city were all fuelled by what today seems an almost unrecognizable urban vision.
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But when they looked at brain tissue, the same genes were expressed so differently as to be unrecognisable.
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As it is, it appears odd, like unrecognisable roadkill.
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The corpses of the prisoners were nearly unrecognizable from the number of bullet wounds they'd received.
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It's become so unravelled in the course of his revisionism that it's completely unrecognizable and nonsensical now.
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The hindwings are usually so decayed as to be unrecognizable.
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The place changed a great deal and was almost unrecognisable.
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The team is unrecognisable from the one that finished third in the 1998 World Cup, though.
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He would be practically unrecognisable without his signature ginger hair.
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He was very thankful that he had taken the precaution of rewrapping the prototype in its protective tissue paper shell, making it unrecognizable.
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The irony of it being, that he gave everything up for her and became so unrecognizable to her, that she no longer loved him.
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Computer and communications technologies have occasioned the massive redevelopment of physical, social and cultural spaces and made them unrecognizable to us.
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To free repetition from mimesis is to allow it, as Adrian Parr puts it, "the possibility of reinvention, that is to say repetition dissolves identities as it changes them, giving rise to something unrecognisable and productive
Repetition, Representation and Revolution: Deleuze and Blake's _America_
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I of course ripped out all of my horrendous stitching and quickly stitched up the edges of the cloth, so as to make it unrecognizable as a former unfinished sampler.
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The corpses of the prisoners were nearly unrecognizable from the number of bullet wounds they'd received.
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The little girl was otherwise unrecognisable, covered in blood and crushed in the back of the mangled wreck that had been her parents' car.
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That too must once have been a corroded unrecognisable lump of metal.
MIDNIGHT IS A LONELY PLACE
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Although you are still intact, many of your dreams and plans for the future, as well as your day-to-day existence, may suddenly be unrecognizable bits and pieces.
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This festering sore is at last receiving treatment with a costly refit that should make the hitherto ghastly 1960s stand almost unrecognisable.
Times, Sunday Times
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In shallow waters like here, oxidation 's also very quick and ordinary objects become quite unrecognizable.
A DAYSTAR OF FEAR
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They render what was familiar to you almost unrecognisable.
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The face was unrecognisable, but the golden blonde hair spread out over the pillow certainly was.
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Orlando Zapata Tamayo 'unrecognisable' after 85-day fast over beatings
WN.com - Articles related to Abboud sees Lebanon tourism increasing by up to 20 percent
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He has told friends he will wear prosthetics and make-up to make him unrecognisable as an extra.
The Sun
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He served fantastically well, his remodelled delivery making him virtually unrecognisable from the player who was so worryingly serving double faults just a year ago.
Novak Djokovic begins Wimbledon campaign with win over Jérémy Chardy
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But here she was, her hair bleached blonde wearing an extraordinary ensemble and as I found out almost totally unrecognisable.
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We relished our razor clams ( "spoots" in Scottish dialect) from Arisaig, cooked with the Spanish touch of chorizo; hand-dived Orkney scallops; roasted bone marrow with Devon snails and generously scattered Perthshire girolles; an unrecognizable circle of boned and rolled pig's head accompanied by roasted langoustine from Anstruther and a crunchy salad of shredded pig's ear; and the brilliantly conceived disk of foie-gras-cum-haggis, neeps and tatties.
From Ships to Michelin Stars
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People tell me I was unrecognisable, which is shocking because I was not aware of how far I had fallen.
Howard Hodgkin: 'I do lose heart, I always have'
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This becomes abstracted from the original idea, possibly to become unrecognizable.
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Unrecognizable under layers of garish makeup, Voight at times looks like a moving, talking waxwork.
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she was unrecognizable because of the poorness of the photography
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Fans have grown frustrated that a player who displayed such talent at Leeds just two years ago is almost unrecognisable now.
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This festering sore is at last receiving treatment with a costly refit that should make the hitherto ghastly 1960s stand almost unrecognisable.
Times, Sunday Times
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Amnesty prisoner of conscience Orlando Zapata Tamayo 'unrecognisable' after 85-day fast over beatings guardian. co.uk
Indymedia Ireland
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People are normally quiet and pleasant may become unrecognizable when are behind a steering - wheel.
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In shallow waters like here, oxidation's also very quick and ordinary objects become quite unrecognizable.
A DAYSTAR OF FEAR
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In our code we scramble letters, so words are unrecognisable.
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The sailors affected were so grotesquely swollen that they were essentially unrecognizable.
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The bad guys stayed bad, and the good guys got just a little badder, not enough, anyway, to make them unrecognizable.
While I Was Gone, The World Changed
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They subjected themselves to hours of prosthetic make-up, emerging from the expert process completely unrecognisable.
The Sun
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Therefore, when Leiby got lost he walked over to someone who, though unrecognizable as an individual would have been very familiar to him as a member of his community, in other words bearded and with a yarmulke or a hat.
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: The Butchering of 8-Year-Old Leiby Kletzky
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This new ecocentric civilization and resulting land use might also be unrecognizable to historic native peoples.
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Two pieces of unrecognisable chicken coated in artificial breadcrumbs and deep fried in greasy fat coming up.
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In shallow waters like here, oxidation 's also very quick and ordinary objects become quite unrecognizable.
A DAYSTAR OF FEAR
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See you HERE from 6.30 - if you email me at [email protected] then I can give you my mobile so that you will be able to recognise us (as if a group of bloggerati was unrecognisable, don't you watch Doughty Street?)
Nothing To Fear But Beer Itself
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Somehow, his voice has been shorn of its trademark vibrato and rendered unrecognisable.
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The corpses of the prisoners were nearly unrecognizable from the number of bullet wounds they'd received.
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That was only 16 months ago but Ireland are unrecognisable now.
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John McCain genuinely cares about this country .... yes, it was two flaming liberals as a choice ... however, Obama's agenda is to change the country into something unrecognizable using "recession, economy, and healthcare," as cover stories for his political goals.
Obama's approval rating remains steady, poll says
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Then, after a hysterectomy at the age of 27, she was given drugs that made her thin before pumping up her body to an unrecognisable size.
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The provisional Seurat Drawing #1 is all but unrecognizable, the most familiar figures eclipsed by a frenzy of gouache and graphite, ink crosshatching and a rapid, agitated line.
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Geoffrey himself was unrecognisable as the well-turned-out business entrepreneur of Hong Kong.
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At Holloway all was civility; it was unrecognisable from the first time I had been there.
Prisons and Prisoners: Some Personal Experiences
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'Adriana Xenides dead' WEARING tracksuit pants and a loose T-shirt, the "dishevelled" woman flicking through the weekly gossip magazines at Hoxton Park newsagency was unrecognisable.
AustralianIT.com.au | Top Stories
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As Flanagan noted in 2001, “Nowadays every aspect of a formal wedding has become so intensely merchandized as to render its original design and purpose unrecognizable.”
The Indomitable Jessica Mitford
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In shallow waters like here, oxidation 's also very quick and ordinary objects become quite unrecognizable.
A DAYSTAR OF FEAR