Sentence examples for recognisable than from inspiring English sources

To his satisfaction, a Kiefer painting is now far more recognisable than Kiefer himself.

"I'm certainly more recognisable than I was before," said McCarthy in relation to the furore he has caused.

There are few voices in all rock music that are more instantly recognisable than Kim Deal's exuberant yawl.

Dissident Chinese artist Sheng Qi is less recognisable than his peer Ai Weiwei, but his work is just as subtly provocative.

By directly comparing the games to previous versions it is PES 2010 that sees the bigger improvement with player faces more recognisable than ever.

It was a pragmatic decision – Iglesias was far more recognisable than the party – but it represents a departure from the left's traditional collective approach.

It's not a comedy – and yet Williams' voice is more recognisable here than Acaster's in We the Jury.

Bazza is destined to become The Flash, arguably a more recognisable character than Green Arrow, and now gearing up for his own TV spin-off.

Whether despised or admired, its posters and slogans have been adopted as a stylish global shorthand for working-class revolt, more widely recognisable today than Marianne, the fictional French revolutionary mascot, or even Soviet images of Lenin.

The evidence strongly suggests both that the painting's theft is a Mafia crime - and that it is no more likely to come back to the Oratory in a recognisable condition than that Palermo's streets will fill with the resurrected victims of assassinations and murders, bullet holes vanishing, bombed bodies whole again, strangled throats unmarked.

While they might be more recognisable names than Chris Salmon, it is the chief cashier whose appearance on the banknote makes it worth more than than paper on which it is printed.