Sentence examples for recognisable fact from inspiring English sources

The Vatican's Cardinal Trujillo said: "They are wrong about that... this is an easily recognisable fact".

Tied directly to this is the recognisable fact that many of us have consented to undesired sex simply because we felt like it would be rude or hurtful to do otherwise – as is the case with the story's protagonist, Margot.

So recognisable, in fact, that a ripple of laughter greeted her first line at yesterday's press screening.

In fact, the only recognisable brand name on what few billboards there were was Coca-Cola with its "Get your mate's/boyfriend's/dog's name on a bottle" promotion, except all those names had "Đ"s or "Æ"s in them.

The fact this pool of recognisable female business leaders remains so limited seems strange, especially when you consider the vast number of successful women in other fields who have become household names.

For a tale steeped in fantasy and the macabre, this is a novel with its roots firmly planted in a recognisable world – so much so, in fact, that when Jack the Ripper began his work, the public began to suspect that Hyde himself might be real.

"Bear's a mediocre cook, but the fact that we ate something recognisable was encouraging.

"It is truly one of the most recognisable buildings in the world and the fact it's going to be at its best for the inauguration is good".

The emotions that sustain religious belief are all, in fact, deeply ordinary and deeply recognisable to anybody who has ever made their way across the common ground of human experience as an adult.

The All Blacks are the most recognisable and valuable brand in rugby – a fact which has made their appearances prized by their hosts and, sometimes, rather difficult to secure.

However, it's not just the fact that the characters are recognisable that is great – it's also that this is the first time many of the characters have met within the realms of Blizzard lore.