Sentence examples for recognisable which from inspiring English sources

It's also recognisable, which is odd considering that their signature is denim, a raw hem, and a sense of the messy and undone.

"Our dress code is virtually a uniform, and we adopted this look 11 years ago when there were two of us in the business but maintained it as we grew because we believe it makes us instantly recognisable, which gives us the edge over our competitors," explains Curzon.

This percentage of interruptions was higher compared to nurses who were not recognisable, which is contrary with previously published studies.

The London Eye had an easily recognisable logo, which looked like the Eye wheel.

Archaeology starts with the first recognisable artefacts which, on current evidence, appeared in East Africa about 2.5 million years ago.

The scraggly beard, the beret adorned with a star, the intense gaze: it is an instantly recognisable image which has been used to sell everything from booze to T-shirts to mugs to bikinis.

The album cover for 1, 000 Forms of Fear is simply a bright blonde wig on a black background, a kind of instantly recognisable disguise which, in place of her face, has become her identifying feature.

We recorded him playing what looked like an enormous piece of tree, the rootball still recognisable, from which he produced the most flexible and expressive range of tones and textures.

It was a beautiful development of what is becoming the designer's easily recognisable silhouette, which has brought McQueen international recognition since his label was acquired by Gucci Group in 2000.

London's Underground, 150 years old this week, has become an "instantly recognisable brand" which stands out from similar services in other cities and has become a lucrative part of the city's tourist industry.

By clearly defining what makes you different, you are immediately creating a recognisable identity which could help you stand out from the crowd.