Sentence examples for recognisable because from inspiring English sources

There were plenty of urbanites at the Festival of the West, instantly recognisable because they were wearing the wrong kind of jeans.

"It's recognisable because of its height but it's always been a shape on the landscape rather than a place lots of people have visited".

Hans Holbein appeared to me in a dream, instantly recognisable because of the unflattering hat, like a flat shower cap, that he wears in his self-portrait.

"I'm someone who gets called a celebrity just because I'm on the telly doing my job; and I'm quite curious about that because I have a theory that before the age of telly, the first celebrities were people in big houses, who were recognisable because their carriage were bigger than anyone else's, or whatever.

Typical imaging features of UIP are clearly recognisable because of the presence of honeycombing (black arrows), traction bronchiectasis (white arrow) and a reticular pattern (black dotted arrows).

"When an artist is truly talented they have a vocabulary all of their own," says the curator, "The subject matter, style, time, mood, issues can change but the work is recognisable because of that very vocabulary".

But this doesn't make her more recognisable either because, in person, she's dead nice with pretty features, big friendly eyes and a demeanour that's generally rather shy.

Today several sites offer similar services but uSwitch is one of the most recognisable, partly because of a slick public relations operation.

Morphometric analysis showed that shell shape was unsuitable to define homogeneous, recognisable entities, because the variation was continuous.

This happens because recognisable characters such as Tony the Tiger and Ronald McDonald lead to an 'enduring bias' that favour advertised products.

What you get for free with this material is the audience's affection, because you're sending yourself up; and the kind of easy laughter generated by recognisable (and safe, because they're self-authored) cultural, ethnic or religious stereotypes.