Sentence examples for highly recognisable from inspiring English sources

Some simply equate it with the 303 and its highly recognisable squiggly synthlines; but the guys agree it goes deeper.

He said it was about a chocolate bar that is "highly recognisable and much loved in the UK".

But from his earliest output to the very end his highly recognisable poetic voice had a distinctive style based on a dry, ironic wit.

And, yes, they meet (mostly highly recognisable) Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people including Stan Grant and Mick Gooda, both key Recognise supporters.

A confidence trickster, aware of the mystique surrounding Kubrick (who was actually quite often photographed, and highly recognisable) was passing himself off as the great director, securing dinners, drinks and sexual favours.

Highly recognisable – a shock of orange hair against porcelain skin, the kind of visual branding Elizabeth I would have appreciated – she sketches pictures from the front row while those around her take snaps on their iPhones.

It sells its highly-recognisable bottles in 40 countries, and claims to be responsible for 20 per cent of Fiji's exports and three per cent of its GDP.

Throughout his 60-year career, Frost was to retain a weakness for highly simplified yet recognisable features of perceptible reality: fishing boats, spiralling suns, fulsome breasts, love hearts.

Björk's voice sounds at the same time like that of a child and that of a seductive woman: visceral and guttural, a highly personal, easily recognisable voice, with rolling Rs and a heavy accent practically the opposite of the cleaned-up artifice of a classically trained singer.

Microscopically, a highly vascularised tissue was recognisable among the sponge trabeculae as newly formed blood vessels within an abundant network of collagen fibres.

In particular, when considered as a complex, the FREM and FRAS proteins are comprised of nearly 100 recognisable and highly post-translationally modified domains, many of which might be expected to interact with other molecules in the extracellular milieu.