Sentence examples for most easily recognizable from inspiring English sources

Among the most easily recognizable is a stocky Mexican-American with a white mustache and ponytail, Salvador Reza, an Air Force veteran with long experience in organizing Latino entrepreneurs and day laborers.

The keyboards were programmed to recognize joy, fear, anger, sadness, disgust, shame, or guilt, LiveScience reports, with joy and anger being the most easily recognizable (87% accurate and 81% accurate, respectively).

Some writers consider Mr. Hankey one of the most easily recognizable and popular of the non-regular South Park characters.

With a distinctive head shape and high tail carriage, the Arabian is one of the most easily recognizable horse breeds in the world.

Despite being one of the most easily recognizable sharks, the smalleye hammerhead has had a long history of taxonomic confusion that still remains to be fully resolved.

When he was a child, he loved to draw and his fluid sketches are still his most easily recognizable signature trait.

For a time the book's subject, Stephanie, was perhaps the most famous and easily recognizable ballerina in the world.

Thus, for most Russians, Lake Baikal (Figure 4) was not only one of the most beautiful but also easily recognizable natural symbols of Russia; for the Irkutsk respondents, it was also a closely located natural object.

thunbergii) is the most commonly cultivated species, easily recognizable with its abundant thorns, small yellow spring flowers and bright red quarter-inch to half-inch elliptical fruits that often persist through the winter in colder climates.

GroES, GroEL, GrpE, DnaJ, and DnaK comprise the most highly conserved and easily recognizable chaperones.

It comes standard with most iPads, and is easily recognizable by the book icon on it.