Sentence examples similar to nationally recognisable from inspiring English sources

UKIP is also not well disposed to bear the greater scrutiny its members can now expect.Mr Farage, a former City trader, is its only nationally-recognisable member, and his party includes more than a few who answer to Mr Cameron's erstwhile damning description.

The new diploma is also attractive because it is nationally recognised and "transportable", he says, adding: "It offers somebody working in care career progression and a HE qualification which they can take with them – it is recognisable across the country".

It's very recognisable".

There's a recognisable market.

Nationally, A.Y.S.O.

"Now, it's instantly recognisable".

He is shockingly recognisable.

Raine was suddenly recognisable.

No. Very recognisable?

Plymouth Argyle were barely recognisable.

He is instantly recognisable.