Sentence examples for seems recognizable from inspiring English sources

Trainer Bob Baffert, adorned with a head of white hair, may be the most well-known figure in horse racing, but given the niche nature of the sport, he sometimes seems recognizable but people can't quite place his name.

"My experience with multirotors is such that the sound is what seemed recognizable".

The name may seem recognizable, but make sure that the charity you are interested in is the real deal.

The nefarious force in David Whitley's "The Midnight Charter" (Roaring Brook Press: $16.99, ages 12 and up) seems more recognizable at first.

Plus the expected baby hits are there; the hyper-gendered pink and blue clothing (to which nearly everyone seems committed,) recognizable brands that we all associate with baby care; Fisher Price plastic pacifiers, Gerber baby formula, Pampers wipes--and everything is supposedly priced for the frugal.

Winners deliver ear worms that seem instantly recognizable but unloved and unclaimed by posterity.

But the elements and how they are juxtaposed within her hard-edge compositions seem almost recognizable as they teeter between object and nonobject.

George Orwell once wrote with instant plausibility of "the English murder" as a distinct type, and the reason so many old ladies in Bethnal Green loved the Krays is to be found in the fact that those boys seemed both recognizable and perfectly respectful.

She seemed slightly recognizable.

"That particular meal seemed barely recognizable as food," Wu told Good Morning America of her hot dog, tater tots and Jell-O lunch one day.

The '96 Olympics, Coca-Cola headquarters – it seems like a recognizable city.