Sentence examples for recognizable examples from inspiring English sources

For example, coffee capsules are one of the most recognizable examples of a single serving convenience item.

Easily recognizable examples of coloring include red, which denotes uprightness and loyalty, white, which represents evil or crafty characters, and black, which is given to characters of soundness and integrity.

One of the most recognizable examples of this in comics is Arkham Asylum in "Batman," which is named in honor of the fictional Massachusetts town that figures in stories in H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos.

Those yellow boxes sold at shopping-mall and airport kiosks may be the most recognizable example of PC-based language learning, but it certainly isn't the only one.

Polls are a recognizable example of statistics in action.

Perhaps the most recognizable example is the gorgeous romanesco broccoli, which looks like an experiment in fractal geometry that can fit on your dinner plate.

In some instances they refer to the behavioral side of recognizable roles for example, as a commuter, tennis player, or chair of a meeting.

It is a perverse footnote to the scandal over skinny models that the smallest of changes in a magazine or runway show — the arrival of Lara Stone, a model with recognizable breasts, for example — can be viewed as emblematic of a new moral standard worthy of applause.

New Yorker may have selected "A Man Escaped" and "Lancelot of the Lake" as the most apparently accessible of the Bresson pictures it had on hand: they're the only films of his that could, even at a stretch, be considered examples of recognizable commercial genres -- the prison-break movie and the Arthurian romance, respectively.

It's a light comedy with around eighty recognizable actors; the perfect example of a movie I don't necessarily "want" to see, but "would" see.

There are drops and splashes of nail polish mixing into other colors, forming bubbles, shapes and hints of recognizable objects (like condoms, for example).