Sentence examples for enough to be recognisable from inspiring English sources
A good spy, they say, leaves his companions at a dining table with no clear memory of what he looked like; a good politician must be distinctive enough to be recognisable, but not so individual as to alienate.
"They seemed to be recognisable human beings who just happened to be in a spy thriller.
Several years ago, says Bob Hedger, of the Royal Bank of Scotland's restructuring department, the investors in any single deal used to be recognisable or small enough in number that he would know exactly whom to call in the relevant bank or fund.
No Face is one of those characters memorable enough to be instantly recognisable by anyone with an internet connection.
The cream card featured an ink drawing of the manor, subtle done, it had sufficient depth to be recognisable but not to overwhelm the writing.
But the computer-generated feather print, shown on a silk babydoll dress and on a knee-length skirt, is both kooky enough and recognisable enough to be a cult hit.
