Sentence examples for be more recognizable from inspiring English sources

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

And while I may always be more recognizable on the city streets for my great steamed milk than for my killer prose, there are worse things than having a legacy, even one so strange and aromatic.

Though Monet and his paintings might be more recognizable to audiences today, Mr. Ives came to feel that Twain's affinity for the unpretentious chronicler of ordinary people was too powerful to violate.

The Watchtower clock and sign adjacent to the Brooklyn Bridge may be more recognizable than the Bossert, but the hotel — easy to walk past on a busy shopping street — is a more subtle symbol of the modest, close-knit religious group and its future in a brownstone bastion.

Carney chose to film in Manhattan's lesser known neighborhoods that would be more recognizable to locals than tourists.

Most of the actors are not people you see in a lot of movies but after this film they should be more recognizable.

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.

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

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