Sentence examples for relatively recognisable from inspiring English sources
That is one reason why bringing back Mr Hain, whose face is relatively recognisable, might appeal.
But when an externality affects only a relatively small, recognisable group of people, negotiation between the parties can often resolve the matter.
Days loom relatively empty, splattered with the occasional recognisable name but otherwise a lot of padding.
The rock formations may have once been relatively unknown, but they are now instantly recognisable across the globe - symbols of Northern Ireland's tourism offering.
Wearing rugby kit, in relatively good shape, and quite big and burly, but recognisable as people you might see walking down the street, having a pint in a pub or wearing a suit and tie in a meeting.
We've struggled to reveal when they became the instantly recognisable white bear we know today, and still know relatively little about what happens when polar bears and their darker-coloured cousins come together, and perhaps even mate.
Hi5: Up Hi5 may be relatively unknown in the UK but it is still more popular than recognisable sites such as LinkedIn; although it has found user numbers declining a fifth in the past year.
The movie made the opening bars of a relatively obscure piece by Richard Strauss – Also Sprach Zarathustra – into one of the most recognisable moments in classical music, and the improbable choice of Johann Strauss's Blue Danube waltz makes a sequence of two spacecraft docking seem touchingly balletic.
One reason often given is that in a relatively uniform and homogenous society, it provides a simple framework to divide people up into easily recognisable groups.
There's a recognisable market.
