Sentence examples for most recognizable features from inspiring English sources

While most of the sculptures retain some of the buildings' most recognizable features, they often meld new forms and sometimes even moving parts.

The "tell" is one of the most recognizable features in the Near Eastern landscape.

The most recognizable features of Stegosaurus are its dermal plates, which consisted of 17 separate flat plates.

As is reflected by its use as an alternate title, the ē' hoiē-formula was one of the poem's most recognizable features.

Dysregulated metabolism, one of the most recognizable features of cancer; its exclusion from the original list of hallmarks (21) probably represented a significant oversight, as it constitutes one of the earliest described hallmarks of cancer (25, 26).

Those are the most recognizable features.

The channel was carved into locks in the 1800s, giving the region its most recognizable feature.

But its most recognizable feature is its staccato, perpetually disorienting melodic lines.

Perhaps the most recognizable feature of Vermeer's greatest paintings is their luminosity.

The building's huge glass dome, once its most recognizable feature, was rebuilt.

But his hands, sheathed in white gloves ("makes them look twice as big," guard Logan Mankins said), are his most recognizable feature.