Sentence examples for is recognisable to from inspiring English sources
The syndrome is recognisable to any observer of politics, even to past politicians.
It's a rollicking page-turner, but also a tour across the real geography of the highlands that is recognisable to any hiker.
On the one hand he is one of the few major 20th-century poets whose name is recognisable to the general public.
The BBC aims to capitalise on a shortage of high-quality premises in central London by selling Television Centre, but new buyers will be expected to preserve the frontage that is recognisable to generations of viewers.
The fashion obsessives who set their alarms for pre-dawn on 14 November, when the H&M collection goes on sale, won't be buying into a brand whose insignia is recognisable to remote rainforest tribes (Versace) or demonstrating their fashion nous by declaring allegiance to one that is traditionally challenging (Margiela).
The image of the Tramp has become a part of cultural history; according to Simon Louvish, the character is recognisable to people who have never seen a Chaplin film, and in places where his films are never shown.
This way of thinking would also have been recognisable to their intellectual forefathers.
Slouchy trouser suits and crisp shirt dresses were recognisable to fans of the house.
The technique would be recognisable to the fishermen's ancestors who have worked these waters for hundreds of years.
In April, Nasa released pictures showing just two tiny, imprecise dots — Pluto and its largest moon, Charon, though they wouldn't have been recognisable to anyone but experts.
