Sentence examples for clearly recognizable that from inspiring English sources

It is this luminous film — not named, but clearly recognizable — that Dara and Sara watch, in a Tehran cinema, in "Censoring an Iranian Love Story": "During the final scenes of the movie, they even have tears in their eyes".

"This was a clearly recognizable hazard that should have been addressed".

In developing the primary organ rudiments mentioned above, the embryo acquires a definite organization clearly recognizable as that of a chordate animal.

While the test produced a clearly recognizable seismic signal that was picked up by CTBTO's worldwide network of sensors, the organization's atmospheric detectors failed to pick up a whiff of the expected radionuclides in air.

And from then on it was a kind of truce, an agreement they would not get divorced she also left me an unpublished novel in which she goes into great detail about her marriage, written with pseudonyms, but all clearly recognizable people that I know.

And from then on it was a kind of truce, an agreement they would not get divorced — she also left me an unpublished novel in which she goes into great detail about her marriage, written with pseudonyms, but all clearly recognizable people that I know.

The words Sunni and Shia are not mentioned explicitly, but are symbolized in ways that are clearly recognizable to an Iraqi audience.

In "American Landscape: An Exploration of Art & Humanity," on view through April 8, Mr. Mousa's gay identity is clearly recognizable in a large work that replaces an American flag's field of stars with the Human Rights Campaign's bold "=" symbol.

That's amplified by the fact that often long-form improv is inspired by a real-life monologue told by a cast member — a story from their past that is clearly recognizable in the scenes to follow, often to hilarious effect.

CG7676 is not evolving faster than other meiosis-related genes that have a clearly recognizable orthologous copy in D. virilis (Fig. 1).

The ABR thresholds are determined as the minimum stimulation level that produces a clearly recognizable potential.