Sentence examples for may have recognizable from inspiring English sources

Young virtuosos today may have recognizable idiosyncrasies, but their playing seldom indicates that they came from any particular place or emerged from any particular tradition.

They may have recognizable names and high rankings that would make them seem like a reliable pick to do some damage, but their recent results should make them ones not to watch.

Although radiographic screening is extremely valuable, many patients who have an increased genetic risk of developing aneurysms later in life may not have recognizable enlargement of the aorta at the time of screening, even with state-of-the-art imaging technologies.

Some neighborhoods may have acquired recognizable boundaries by geography (island communities like City Island and Roosevelt Island), highways (Co-op City, Woodlawn), isolation (Breezy Point) or private ownership (Fieldston).

True hermaphrodites have recognizable ovarian and testicular tissue.

The kinds that have recognizable borders and appear on maps.

We all have recognizable features in our everyday dealings.

All have recognizable symbols.

Several people within the Nets' organization have said the club is committed to hiring a marquee basketball name, so the next director, general manager or coach may have a widely recognizable name.

"Two things about the big lag time between crossword constructing and publication — the guy sitting at 18-Across was in a much more popular TV show at the time, and may have been more recognizable back then.

Mr. MacFarlane, a writer, director and animator with one feature film, "Ted," and few acting credits, has a cult following among young men, but for many viewers, he may have been the least recognizable Oscars host since Lawrence Grant, a British character actor, in 1931.