Sentence examples for she recognisable from inspiring English sources

Nor was she recognisable as an art-world monster – a species I have often encountered, the sort who shout at underlings to impress journalists in their company.

Even so, she remains recognisable, not least when we see her drop in and out of her friends' lives, often when they most need her, in a way that feels more familiar to the real-life ebbs and flows of friendship than those depicted by ensemble casts.

When describing herself in advance to an interviewer so that she would be recognisable, Shriver told the journalist she would arrive looking "short and badly dressed with dirty blond hair".

The friendship was the easy part – we have the same warped sense of humour – but for an academic and novelist to trust one another in this world is quite something: I trust her enough to know that the cases that might go into her book are never recognisable: she's just looking for snippets of detail that she can weave in, in her own way.

Sherman is one of the world's leading artists – for 30 years, she has starred in all her photographs – and yet the more we see of her, the less recognisable she is.

She's not a pop or rockstar-cum-humanitarian – but with her humble dupatta casually draped over her head – she is instantly recognisable as Malala: the girl who, at 15, took a Taliban bullet to the head when she dared to stand up for girls' education.

Leopard print is design-friendly and instantly recognisable," she says.

"I have my own manner, which, right or wrong, seems very recognisable," she says.

Catapulted to global fame during months of televised court appearances she is instantly recognisable.

She was instantly recognisable as the flaky, easily-led tough nut with a fairly unhealthy paternal relationship and a questionable legacy, borne with cracked cheer.

At 63, she is still recognisable from those iconic 70s shots, although her hair is now a cascade of corkscrew curls.