Sentence examples for are more recognizable from inspiring English sources

The six men are more recognizable: the lighting makes their musculature (the costumes reveal naked thighs) look terrific.

Few china patterns are more recognizable than Willow, the blue and white chinoiserie design originally made in the 18th century, with variations, by English china companies.

The players are more recognizable because of their size, and because they do not wear the helmets and visors that hockey players wear.

The new yellow-on-yellow skyline replaced a black landscape and taxi-yellow background, and the buildings are more recognizable than on the old can.

In "A Better Angel," the sources of pain are more recognizable, if unusual — which, curiously, makes these stories even more disturbing.

Scriptwriters in the studio years worked mainly in teams; a single script often passed through the hands of several different writers, so most films are more recognizable as the product of a particular studio than of an individual writer.

It's more recognizable, and it makes sense relative to social media.

He was more recognizable no doubt when he was raising the claret jug hours later.

By now, Keisel's beard is more recognizable than his face.

Her '60s will be more recognizable to many readers than Oglesby's.

But on game days, she is more recognizable as a Ewing playing in New York, wearing her father's number: 33.