Sentence examples for recognisable as one from inspiring English sources

Even the pet duck that features prominently in the book is instantly recognisable as one of two now quacking in the yard.

But through all of this, he remains recognisable as "one of us", as someone whose flair for saying the wrong thing – which is rarely morally wrong – burns brightly.

A bleak picture: but one at least as recognisable as the sunnier one we will be invited to admire between now and polling day.

His spoken voice is as recognisable as his literary one: indelibly Yorkshire, it proclaims identification with his background.

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.

Mr Khan is a caricature but a recognisable one, as are the rest of the family.

This site is still holding on to its status as one of the recognisable names in hospitality tourism but it remains undeveloped compared to many of the others sites and profiles often offer little more than a contact email address.

The event, watched by billions around the globe, helped to confirm Moss, who hit 40 in January, as one of the most recognisable people on the planet and cemented her brand.

It is the most famous, celebrated club in the UK and its reputation extends to that as one of the most recognisable clubbing brands in the world.

But for many in the media and Labour establishment, the emergence of a 66-year-old cheese aficionado from Wiltshire as one of the most recognisable politicians in the country is deeply threatening.

I have always distinguished myself,' he says, not boastfully, but matter-of-factly, 'by being hungrier and being totally committed in an absolutely straight line.' That straight line has led Chuck Close to where - and what - he is today, an artist who has created a signature style as instantly recognisable as anyone's since Andy Warhol, one of his heroes.