Sentence examples for more recognisable as from inspiring English sources
More recognisable as 'bulbs' are the autumn crocus and colchicums that start to appear from September.
But later, these guttural textures become more recognisable as a sax solo, and his excellent work is undone as he pulls one too many masturbatory faces.
Jon Snow comes walking into the shot, his willowy figure becoming more substantial, more recognisable, as he strides forward, all alone in the middle of the road.
It's a less wild affair than when I first saw them in Edinburgh in 2012; the duo are moving from clattering underground phenomenon to something milder and more recognisable as comedy.
In fact, I suspect that if his name were Rand Smith, or his father were Ron Paul the car salesman rather than Ron Paul the almost-libertarian presidential candidate, he would be more recognisable as the rather garden-variety Republican that he is: that is, in favour of small government and individual rights when it suits him.
The 26-year-old Spaniard has risen virtually without trace of grand-slam pedigree to reach this afternoon's men's final in which he will play his countryman Juan Carlos Ferrero, who has always been far more recognisable as a potential winner of one of the game's big prizes.
Chinese residents must invest through the mainland markets in so-called A-shares; non-Chinese investors are mostly restricted to buying Hong Kong's H-shares, in Hong Kong dollars.Broadly, bigger and more recognisable companies, such as Bank of China, tend to trade at a premium in Hong Kong.
The England striker returned to a more recognisable, adventurous United lineup as Ferguson abandoned the caution of Anfield and sought to prey on his opponents' inferiority complex.
From that point on the cheers and claps get louder and it starts to change into a more recognisable gig – but there is nothing as rapturous as when, hours earlier, "Zuck" had pledged a free virtual reality headset and Samsung smartphone to every attendee.
Something that's largely absent in the more recognisable international crime hits such as The Bridge and Trapped.
Among those nations in with a sniff of glory are some more recognisable minor cricketing nations, such as Afghanistan and the Netherlands, but also Oman, Papua New Guinea and Jersey.
