Sentence examples for recognizable man from inspiring English sources

For maybe thirty minutes, it didn't matter that the most recognizable man in the world was sitting behind me.

Yet Nixon remains an emblem of political villainy, the instantly recognizable man with the heavy jowls, startling nose, and awkward gestures; his image is still visual shorthand for any compromised public figure.

The most recognizable man behind the franchise happens to be Cliff Bleszinski.

In the 1980s, Peterson was described by Oregonian columnist Margie Boulé as "arguably, the most recognizable man in Portland".

Mr. McMahon was one of the most recognizable men in America.

Mr. Batista, who has long been one of the most recognizable men in Brazil, has been expanding his global profile of late.

He was on the front page of every newspaper — Martin Amis said, memorably, that he had "vanished into the front page" — and had, overnight, become one of the most recognizable men in the country.

As a novelist, it seemed sufficient to know what the questions are and then to represent recognizable men, women and children lighted by those illuminations that are human, not divine, thus never, like a season ticket to a ballpark, transferable.

He was on the front page of every newspaper Martin Amis said, memorably, that he had "vanished into the front page"—and had, overnight, become one of the most recognizable men in the country.

A mythical embodiment of the West, William F. Cody (1846-1917), known as Buffalo Bill -- horse thief, Civil War soldier, gold-seeker, Indian fighter -- was one of the most recognizable men of his time.

The more films that existed of boozy private detectives created more silent anti-heroes because previous filmmakers had already created enough of these recognizable men that they all blend into a history without having to film it.