Sentence examples for be recognizable to many from inspiring English sources
Lizet will be recognizable to many children of immigrants who have a foot in two distinct cultures and, often, different social classes.
"If you want to sell paintings," Mr. Wiggins said, "it helps if it's recognizable to many people".
A recent one was recognizable to many -- the prospect of facing a final exam for which one is ill-prepared.
Just down the hall from Iron Age is a shop that opened in December but that has long been recognizable to many Williamsburg residents.
He was recognizable to many of the attorneys who passed through this third-floor wing of the Central Justice Center in Santa Ana.
Moreover, the letter 'A' has a long history and many of its earlier "forms" would not be recognizable to the modern reader.
"The surgeon general's role has been to be the country's doctor, and having someone who is immediately recognizable to many people can be very helpful," said Linda C. Degutis, immediate past president of the American Public Health Association.
Yes, it may be unrecognizable to some, but the life-worn, lovelorn denizens of Catfish Row will be newly recognizable to many others.
Her '60s will be more recognizable to many readers than Oglesby's.
There are also some modern religious movements that have moved so far out of traditional scripture that they are hardly recognizable to many within their own traditional faith systems.
