Sentence examples for the recognisable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Able to be recognised.
I was the recognisable one to the world at large".
The surname, the recognisable look, the doors opening automatically.
There speaks the recognisable voice of calm rationality.
Even seeing the recognisable national character of the cabin crew can be a draw.
Fracking will not just undermine the shale geology of Britain but may sink half the recognisable political landscape too.
It turns out that the Paris attackers, whose inexcusable atrocities rained down on France last week, were not Muslim in the recognisable sense.
The more recognisable Ali G got, the smaller the pool of the clueless to interview.
The spot prints are the most recognisable Hirst works, the others we had were left behind.
The famous staircase, though, was the most recognisable sight from the film.
In the cell nucleus, the earliest recognisable cytological changes were compaction and segregation of the chromatin at the nuclear periphery.
This process renders the particle recognisable by the reticulo-endothelial system (RES), which provides to their phagocytosis.
