Sentence examples for every recognizable from inspiring English sources

This year, Journey was nominated for almost every recognizable game-of-the-year award, eclipsing games with many times its budget.

Reyes is long gone now, both from New York and Miami, part of the Marlins' purge of high-priced players that has rid them of almost every recognizable name.

The flood washed away just about every recognizable element of the community -- from trees to roads and houses -- and left many of the survivors shattered by the resulting disorientation.

Even though, by every recognizable norm, she has, in fact, been victimized.

As Kweli mixed new and vintage material, the crowd came alive with every recognizable beat drop.

Overrated Because: Romero is sort of a reverse-Robin Hood of the Chicano community, taking from the street and giving to the mansions, milking every recognizable facet of the barrio (be it low-riders, political protests, drive by shootings, the Lady of Guadalupe, etc.) for all the stereotypical mileage he can squeeze out of them.

"He's becoming more recognizable every time we talk to people," said Scott McLean, a political science professor at Quinnipiac College and analyst for the poll.

It'd be hell on earth, fueled by the victimization of every imaginable balkanized identity group underserved and unrepresented by a featureless mass-appeal nominee, riven by the sense that every shred of recognizable authenticity has been sold out to a process beyond their control.

As noted, not every promoter was recognizable in all 12 species.

Instead, "Bayside!" acts like the sitcom's second skin, utterly recognizable to every fan of the TV series.

The epithet is recognizable to every Chinese child age ten and above, from history lessons in school.