Sentence examples for recognisable to you from inspiring English sources

Illiciums may not be instantly recognisable to you under their botanical name, but I am sure you will recognise them when I say that the spice star anise is the seed pods of one species called Illicium verum.

If you are in your twenties reading this in bed on a Sunday morning, some of the scenarios will no doubt be recognisable to you.

Barry - who may be recognisable to you as Todd, the bongo player from Flight Of The Conchords with a penchant for lengthy solos - deals with details, picking holes in the everyday occurrences of his day-to-day life and then regurgitating the facts in a sarcastic tone - facts which if you or me were to relay would be dull but in Barry's pitch-perfect ultra-sarcastic tones are completely hilarious.

Is it recognisable to someone who knows you in real life?

"It's like putting a jigsaw together where you take lots of individual pieces which may feel quite different [but] you end up with a picture that's recognisable to the audience," the controller says.

"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.

He is instantly recognisable to tourists".

He's recognisable to me.

But there was something recognisable to me about it.

Danjuro was as recognisable to generations of Japanese as Laurence Olivier was to British audiences.

THE winsome, crimson-haired Felicia Day is instantly recognisable to fans of "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer".