Sentence examples for more recognizable in from inspiring English sources

Janus's logo is one of the more recognizable in the industry.

She wears glasses all the time (exercising, singing, even to her wedding) because she says she's more recognizable in them, and she's allergic to contact lenses.

The nickname stuck, becoming one of the more recognizable in recent sports history, and it became one more example of the strange symbiotic relationship that exists between college football and the online message boards where many of the sport's most zealous fans gather.

The oft-quoted Mr. Tedisco, 58, who was on the other end of the phone when former Gov. Eliot Spitzer referred to himself as a "steamroller," starts out with an obvious advantage: he is far more recognizable in the district than Mr. Murphy.

Features within the portraits are uniformly more recognizable in the final processed images relative to the raw X-ray images.

I named the bias of singlism to make it more recognizable, in hopes that every time the word was uttered or read, a puff of old-fashioned consciousness-raising would waft through the air.

In "A Better Angel," the sources of pain are more recognizable, if unusual — which, curiously, makes these stories even more disturbing.

Under a cloudy sky and constant flyovers from airplanes approaching Heathrow, several of the more recognizable names in the women's draw advanced early in the day, including two one-time Grand Slam quarterfinalists on adjacent courts.

Since his major league debut in 2003, Jose Reyes has become one of the more recognizable stars in baseball.

The presence of different mutations in different species confirms that this gene has mutated a number of times, and in some species the remnants of the gene are more recognizable, while in others no traces can be found.

Though Sister Kate is among the more recognizable faces in cannabis circles, she noted the influence of black women in growing the cannabis space and creating conditions for a more equitable industry. .