Sentence examples for recognisable person from inspiring English sources

Ali, now 63, is still arguably the most recognisable person on the planet.

His face on the first world war recruiting poster meant he was the most recognisable person in the land, apart from being Field Marshall Earl Kitchener of Khartoum, and in charge of the War Office.

The researchers note at the outset a phenomenon that has been well studied: that exceedingly low-resolution images of faces, far below the quality that they retrieved, can be readily recognisable to someone who knows the person depicted.While outside the scope of the paper, the authors suggest two odd and related kinds of image recovery that could be performed.

The superstition that plays in the mind of the average New Yorker would be entirely recognisable to a person living in Athens during the fourth century BC.

Corporations do indeed have recognisable group personalities that are built collectively by the people who work for them, so treating each company as a person is not unreasonable.However, I would not accept for a minute a verdict of psychopathy based on a selective combination of characteristics of half a dozen different individuals.

Yes, the person is recognisable, but not so much the song.

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.

"It's not until you start seeing Acheulian culture do you get into tools that are very systematic and more recognisable to the lay person as tools," he told the BBC.

Individual recognisable lymph nodes were divided and paraffin embedded.

In person Olsen is barely recognisable.

In old paintings, it is always the face – rather than the historically distancing aspects of hairstyle, costume and decor – that conveys a sense that the person portrayed is someone recognisable who could step out of the painting into the present.