Sentence examples for far more recognizable from inspiring English sources
Mr. Daschle, the majority leader, is a far more recognizable figure.
But the bitter reality is that the despised hijacker Mohamed Atta is far more recognizable.
Finally, there is the "face" factor; the political women of the past seemed far more recognizable than those today.
The little-known Rocheforts and Dyers arguably did as much to win World War II in the Pacific as many far more recognizable admirals and generals.
But a typically stellar pitching performance, a well-timed hit and the power of Crystl Bustos carried the Americans back to far more recognizable ground, a win away from their fourth consecutive gold medal.
What remains seems to be a less centralized enemy, one that we are now able to declare can be handled by methods of intelligence that have been used against far more recognizable – and far more lethal – enemies.
The first BlackBerry device produced solely under the TCL umbrella is far more instantly recognizable as a BlackBerry device than any of the OEM DTEK products the two companies produced as a pair.
Even inside the prism of the store, for everything that was recognizable, far more had changed.
Hollywood would attempt to match Nolan's tone most broadly, "grittiness"—in Blockbuster films to come, employing them in everything from fringe properties like V For Vendetta to cultural mainstays like the James Bond franchise, which would be stripped of humor and wonder in favor of something more recognizable and far more bleak.
In "Envy," an essay that appeared in Granta in 2003, Kathryn Chetkovich wrote about her fraught romance with a novelist far more successful than she — the unnamed but clearly recognizable Jonathan Franzen — whom she met at a writers' colony.
Breasts and bras stand beside surreally truncated stockings and feet; the spread for eye shadow and makeup dissects the glances of stars like Carole Lombard and Jean Harlow, their seductive gazes recognizable even when severed from their far more famous faces.
