Sentence examples for both recognizable from inspiring English sources

Alis and Kyra are both recognizable teenagers.

The rules memorialized by Naismith are both recognizable and a little bit alien.

A 1957 painting, "Berdie With the American Flag," uses both recognizable elements and improvisation, along with bare canvas that suggests the immediacy of the painting process.

It is a great gift, this ability to make the commonplace both recognizable and wondrous without ever coming close to overwriting.

It instantly became both recognizable and influential, helping usher in the era of "museums as entertainment destinations," as Mr. Filler put it.

In a series of sensational drawings we find Davis visually disassembling kitchen utensils and cigarette packs and match boxes, flattening them out, then restructuring them so that they are both recognizable objects and stacks of planes interlocking with space.

The former were recognizable both for their hurried pace and, in roughly half the cases, for a tottering that suggested an unfamiliarity with high heels.

The basic similarities in style and substance strongly suggest influence, direct or indirect, of the one on the other and both invoke a recognizable Israelite tradition.

Although there are mysteries accessible only to faith, other points of Christian doctrine are recognizable both by faith and by reason e.g., the doctrine of the immortality of the individual soul.

Although there were few women in each two-day period (n = 1 8), the pattern of hormonal variation throughout the menstrual cycle was recognizable both for the gonadal hormones and FSH.

These categories of smell are both very recognizable and very strongly linked to certain chemistry — sulfur compounds for garlic, ammonia compounds for fish — which made them particularly tractable.