Sentence examples for recognizable enough from inspiring English sources

Is it containable enough, recognizable enough?

It's recognizable enough that members of the Joussain family of Limoges, France, placed themselves strategically under its profile when they asked a passer-by to take their picture.

In the corner of the blueprints he pointed out the firm's name, ROI – recognizable enough, he was sure, to elicit some deference.

In that short time, he has quickly become an active participant in national debates and a recognizable enough figure to become fodder for television comic impersonators.

David King is recognizable enough, if not to the partygoers on Long Island: much less successful at life than at business; cocky, self-reliant, thinly cultured, wounded, comically poor in diet and karma.

The Memorial is the one part of the site that's open — or sort of open; you have to book a pass in advance — and the streets, until the new tower is recognizable enough to be a landmark, are confusing.

The dissimilarity arises because orthologues of the promoters examined in the prior work are not unambiguously recognizable in enough of the 12 species genomes for a powerful comparison of inserted TEs.

And she has larded the book with enough recognizable figures to give it gossipy appeal.

The term comes from pop music, in which prerecorded songs are mixed together so that they're still recognizable, but altered enough to evade copyright infringement.

For its insights about the difficulties of couplehood are hardly revelatory and though the characters themselves are recognizable and real enough, neither they nor their self-analyses are especially compelling.

It is hard for a non-Mandarin speaker to say how much the dialogue has actually been adapted, since the English supertitles simply offered the show's original lyrics; but there were enough recognizable English words ("Sharon Stone," "Caddyshack," "Why?") to suggest that the Chinese cleaves pretty closely to the original.