Sentence examples for recognizable only by from inspiring English sources

Most days, he is recognizable only by his neon green helmet, with an Apple logo stitched on the side and "K.

Having renounced the visibility of her earlier years, she is now recognizable only by one single trait: her voice, that "heary, unaffected laugh, deep-toned, rippling down a descending scale," which sends Cheri into a panic of mourning and grief.

Ms. Civiello, who was talking on a recent conference-call with Grey Grannan, the executive vice president of programming and production for TechTV, said that "The Last Exile" had more universal appeal than other types of anime shown on the network, which often contained lots of references recognizable only by hard-core fans.

The treatment of the Cheshire Cat — always a defining moment in an "Alice" adaptation — is the apparent result of an ingenious combination of an actor in costume (Richard Arlen, recognizable only by his voice), an in-camera dissolve and phosphorescent makeup that leaves the "grin without a cat" not just hanging in space, but glowing eerily.

Later in the film, Schindler sees her dead body, recognizable only by the red coat she is still wearing.

TechTV vice president Laura Civiello stated that Last Exile "had more universal appeal than other types of anime shown on the network, which often contained lots of references recognizable only by hard-core fans".

As for layers sputtered only for 30 s, metal clusters were easily recognizable only on the substrate treated by plasma for 240 s.

Set yourself apart from the other writers by writing in a character that becomes recognizable only as you.

Later architecture under the communist regime is immediately recognizable not only by excessive dimensions, whether horizontal or vertical, but also by monotonously white facades seldom relieved by colour trimming.

Three women got out, Eliska among them, easily recognizable not only by her willowy height but also by her dark gloves, which contrasted with the paleness of her arms under the streetlights.

Tucked away half a block east of Broadway between 125th and 126th Streets, the synagogue is recognizable if only by its Hebrew lettering and Star of David windows on a block with a former crack operation.