Sentence examples for was more recognizable from inspiring English sources

He was more recognizable no doubt when he was raising the claret jug hours later.

"We needed a guy who really transcended the sport, who was more recognizable than the average baseball player, and Junior said he was up for it.

2009: Hostess Brands | After emerging from bankruptcy, the Interstate Bakeries Corporation changed its name to Hostess Brands, shedding a generic-sounding name in favor of one that was more recognizable among lovers of Twinkies and other treats.

Indeed, Mr. Miller, 32, began his remarks by thanking those assembled for coming to find out "who the heck is this guy and exactly how old is he," and joked that his advance man, who had also worked for his predecessor, Peter F. Vallone, was more recognizable to the crowd than he.

In some cases the phenotypes were too non-specific to select genes for testing (e.g. pure ataxia caused by mutations in TTBK2 and PRKCG) and in other cases the phenotype was more recognizable but associated with mutations in several genes (e.g. ataxia-telangiectasia-like disorder with mutations in SETX and MRE11; ataxia and spasticity with mutations in DARS2 and SACS).

It's more recognizable, and it makes sense relative to social media.

By now, Keisel's beard is more recognizable than his face.

Her '60s will be more recognizable to many readers than Oglesby's.

But on game days, she is more recognizable as a Ewing playing in New York, wearing her father's number: 33.

The six men are more recognizable: the lighting makes their musculature (the costumes reveal naked thighs) look terrific.

She wears glasses all the time (exercising, singing, even to her wedding) because she says she's more recognizable in them, and she's allergic to contact lenses.