Sentence examples for quickly identifiable from inspiring English sources

The drug-abusing Nick Russell Scott Lewiss) is quickly identifiable as the plot-turning character, the lifestyle casualty to be who will end the world as this group knows it.

The dominating color of each outfit is quickly identifiable as it is paired and labeled with its corresponding swatch card.

The dominating colour of each outfit is quickly identifiable as it is paired and labeled with its corresponding swatch card.

He said he did run into many of the familiar indie-film obstacles, losing locations and other elements right before shooting — "everything that could go wrong, did go wrong" — but hopes that the film that emerged will be quickly identifiable to anyone who's had to navigate family shortcomings.

Here, we report a comprehensive deletion screen against the Drosophila autosomes to identify PAX-FOXO1 gene targets and effectors, as well as the methods used to configure the screen such that PAX-FOXO1 modifiers are quickly identifiable with only one genetic cross.

McBride ate a few bites of his salad, pushed it away, and said, "When I met with Ridley, he said that in 'Alien' films, because these characters rapidly start getting their guts ripped out, he wanted actors who can quickly convey identifiable types.

He began contributing cover portraits and interior illustrations to The New York Review of Books in 1963, its first year of publication, and within its signature blocky design his cerebral, brooding faces quickly became identifiable as, well, the cerebral, brooding face of the publication.

However the general expectations in Australia's NGO sector about development work in health – as horizontal, integrated and long-term – are more difficult to market than concrete, vertical programmes that aim to quickly 'fix' identifiable diseases and relieve immediate suffering [36], [37].

Distress and anguish quickly turn to identifiable solutions ― cleanses, detoxes and workouts that are "sure to be the fix" to this newsworthy conundrum.

Jasper Johns, for instance, took as his subject the most common and even banal of American symbols maps of the 48 continental states, the flag itself and depicted the quickly read and immediately identifiable common icons with a slow, meditative, painterly scrutiny.

Discard the mistakes immediately, remedy the remediable and put them into identifiable categories as quickly as you can, for fast retrieval and future use.