Sentence examples for something identifiable from inspiring English sources

Many neurologists believe that there is something identifiable as a "parkinsonian personality".

"They can also teach the bird to say something identifiable," she said.

Why?" Eating disorders are the only mental illness that people still assume is caused by something identifiable and external.

Indeed, Dr. Howard suggested that as many as 25 percent of young women going to college take along something identifiable as a childhood transitional object.

Broadcast networks still have mass and reach, but cable has been surging in part because brands come to mean something identifiable and attractive.

The idea here is to find something identifiable that can be used to trace them if they open new accounts, as many serial abuses do.

The authors liken aspects of the dossier to a tattoo, something personally identifiable and often regrettable, perhaps a racy photo a teen posts on MySpace.

All four were masterly stylists, and at the end of the day Cheever's prime accomplishment may be stylistic: the construction of something readily identifiable as a Cheever paragraph, a Cheever sentence, even a Cheever phrase.

And Apple's latest mobile operating system lets you create a Memoji, though they too look generic like actual emoji rather than something instantly identifiable as you.

Whereas a primary driver of cost-effectiveness of PCV7 before introduction was the anticipated effect on otitis media visits among children, a key driver after introduction was the reduction in adult disease (19 ), something only identifiable through population-based surveillance.

Most baby clothes simply look like smaller versions of adult clothing, so you need to find something easily identifiable as a baby's outfit.