Sentence examples for most easily recognized from inspiring English sources

While mushrooms and toadstools (poisonous mushrooms) are by no means the most numerous or economically significant fungi, they are the most easily recognized.

The spontaneously joyful smile is the facial expression most easily recognized from a distance — as far as a hundred metres, researchers say.

The column's most easily recognized field mark, the starred ranking, made its debut on May 24 , 1963 with a three-star scale.

The flowers of the family are radially symmetric and are usually most easily recognized by the long stamens that extend beyond the rest of the flower.

The carved and painted "spirit boards" made throughout the gulf region, on the south coast of present-day Papua New Guinea, are probably the most easily recognized of the area's traditional artworks.

The track is built around Anderson's piano chords, played on steady eighth notes, as the drummer Billy Sandness plays a slow version of the Phil Spector beat, most easily recognized in "Be My Baby".

Thus, as in the case of an unattended external humming noise, which we suddenly realize has been going on in the margin of consciousness, so too we most easily recognize inner perception when it lapses, e.g., when one lets slip a secret, or inappropriately laughs or yawns (SW VI: 145).

An alphanumeric outline is the most common, easily recognized outline type, and each subdivision is identified by Roman numerals, capitalized letters, Arabic numerals, and lowercase letters, in that order.

In the early tragedy Romeo and Juliet, the chorus speaks in "excellent conceited" sonnets, in what was one of the most popular and easily recognized lyric forms of the period.

GCSE is the most common and easily recognized form of SE and is usually diagnosed by observation alone.

Salafis, the most conservative Islamists, are easily recognized by their bushy beards and shaved mustaches.