Sentence examples for recognisable gap from inspiring English sources
It has been shown that cells lacking morphologically and physiologically recognisable gap junctions can still express Cx43 [ 24].
Again, the effect is to bring the petty corruptions, pieties and selfishness of an urban society to life and make it recognisable, telescoping a gap of nearly 2,000 years to shocking immediacy.
His gaunt, gap-toothed appearance made him easily recognisable upon his return.
Haig did a lot with a little as Bernard, a guest who becomes the flustered butt of Hugh Grant's sensitivity in Four Weddings and a Funeral, but the one gap on his CV so far is an instantly recognisable film or TV role, although his many small-screen credits include a remarkable portrayal of a convicted paedophile in Alan Bennett's Talking Heads monologue, Playing Sandwiches.
There's a recognisable market.
"Now, it's instantly recognisable".
He is shockingly recognisable.
Raine was suddenly recognisable.
Plymouth Argyle were barely recognisable.
He is instantly recognisable.
