| Many peoples have dismissed alien cultures and even rival civilizations, because they were unrecognizably strange. |
| Consequently, education, research, commerce, the economy and the general way information is organized are going to be unrecognizably altered, in a very short time. |
| Yet they are unrecognizably huge, as though caught on camera in extreme close-up. |
| If we exercised due diligence in the tendering process, we can achieve this in five years and change the landscape of this country unrecognizably. |
| In the beginning, though, things were unrecognizably different. |
| To know you can do better next time, unrecognizably better, and that there is no next time, and that it is a blessing there is not, there is a thought to be going on with. |
