Sentence examples for recognisable internationally from inspiring English sources

Davidson and the others were allowed to open the window shutters and there on the tarmac stood the instantly recognisable, internationally notorious figure of Idi Amin, in camouflage battle fatigues.

His tail smashes readily through internationally recognisable tourist locations.

The 2013-14 pilot study found that GPA gives students a more precise and internationally recognisable measure of their academic achievement.

The billboard campaign by Im Tirtzu denounces figures – including two of Israel's most internationally recognisable writers, Amoz Oz and David Grossman – as "infiltrators inside [Israeli] culture".

She's right about the cult of celebrities".By creating internationally recognisable iconic figures, it appears to be inclusive and democratic," she says.

Castro's bushy beard, long cigar and green fatigues made him as instantly internationally recognisable as Chaplin, Monroe or the Queen.

But if you're not a beautiful androgynous model or internationally recognisable celebrity, how to wear menswear without feeling too mannish?

Although he became certainly the most internationally recognisable blues brand name, the first 15 or so years of King's career were marked by his audience consisting almost exclusively of American blacks.

With material from earlier albums Tékitoi and Diwan fitting in seamlessly, the internationally recognisable language of dance is a practical necessity for a man whose occasional spoken interludes demonstrate a comically loose grasp of English.

The Times commented that "ambassadors, for the most part, are not internationally recognisable by their haircuts and sunglasses alone … an ambassador does not need to sit in the front row of a show featuring women wearing scarves and look interested".

In the 1990s, 27-year-old video game archaeologist Lara Croft became internationally recognisable, in part thanks to her unfeasibly tiny waist, panoramic bust and a slew of appearances on the covers of magazines such as Rolling Stone, Newsweek and Time.