Her stories are often recognisable for being set in the rural Canada of her wartime upbringing, where she worked as a waitress, a tobacco picker and a library clerk before opening a book shop.
His growling, quavering, blustering delivery was instantly recognisable, as was his outrageous, scatological wordplay.
Most unknown species may seem indistinct or concealed, requiring meticulous lab-work to uncover, but the 60 were found in accessible places all over Africa and are often recognisable even from a photo.
The life story narrative created a conversational frame that was both recognisable as well as engaging for patients.
The puzzle about Scruton has always been the way in which humane, often elegant argument – recognisable as such whether one agrees with him or not – co-exists with outbreaks of cranky, ungrounded nonsense.
The effect can be stylised, stunning, spiritually charged and often all three at once, recognisable as his within moments.
Apart from that beautiful flop, the Concorde, no other aircraft is as recognisable or as loved.
The actors in his paintings are recognisable as actual people - often you can follow the same model from one canvas to another, posing now as Cupid, now as Saint John.
Nor was she recognisable as an art-world monster – a species I have often encountered, the sort who shout at underlings to impress journalists in their company.
A pathomorphological diagnosis can usually be established in cases of central nervous system (CNS) and musculoskeletal malformations as such disorders are often readily recognisable.
