Sentence examples for are recognisable by from inspiring English sources

Source: AFP Gang members are recognisable by their distinctive tattoos.

They are recognisable by their gold brassing and handsome red covers.

In the film, a student wonders whether Jews are recognisable by their earlobes.

Meanwhile, POLICEMEN (Metropolitan and City) are recognisable by "a deliberateness of gait, a slow helpfulness of manner and a near-divine sense of dignity.

They are recognisable by their green-and-white-striped security passes, if not always by their faces; some MPs seem to find coming to Westminster a bit of a drain on their time and prefer to stay away.

(I don't, notice, say that all cyclists fit that description; only that those who do – and they are recognisable by how much higher in their saddles they ride – are more to be feared whenever a Wiggins or a Froome notches up a win).

The bird, known as 'Star', is recognisable by his vast array of bow ties and a penchant for ale.

Jopling – "JJ" to his friends – is recognisable by his signature thick-framed specs and tailormade black suit and crisp white shirt.

Jopling – "JJ" to his friends – is recognisable by his signature thick-framed specs and tailor-made black suit and crisp white shirt.

Cusack, born and raised in Evanston, Illinois, made his film debut at 16, was recognisable by 18 and a star by 22.

She has written three novels in the past five years - the first received excellent reviews, the second led to her being dubbed a Roddy Doyle for black Londoners - and has notched up sales figures of which most new writers would be proud, yet Levy is recognisable by neither name nor face.