Sentence examples for more widely recognisable from inspiring English sources

Mr Stevens's T-shirts are more widely recognisable.

Whether despised or admired, its posters and slogans have been adopted as a stylish global shorthand for working-class revolt, more widely recognisable today than Marianne, the fictional French revolutionary mascot, or even Soviet images of Lenin.

The role made him more widely recognisable and he often received prospective scripts that were "obvious rewrites of the character".

He's more widely recognised.

Then explore more widely.

He is also one of the few widely recognisable top Tories, and of even fewer who are widely liked.

Europeans methods vary more widely.

But also more widely.

But its investigation has ranged more widely.

Intelligence tests should be more widely used.

But Mr Clinton must think more widely.