Sentence examples for widely recognisable from inspiring English sources

Mr Stevens's T-shirts are more widely recognisable.

He is also one of the few widely recognisable top Tories, and of even fewer who are widely liked.

The only widely recognisable name in their contingent was the former Arsenal player Alex Hleb but Aleksandr Khatskevich's team were still eager to provide an inconvenience.

Whether despised or admired, its posters and slogans have been adopted as a stylish global shorthand for working-class revolt, more widely recognisable today than Marianne, the fictional French revolutionary mascot, or even Soviet images of Lenin.

This scene recreated in Aaron Sorkin's film The Social Network made Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, the twins who claimed in court in 2004 that Mark Zuckerberg stole the idea for Facebook, the most widely recognisable rowers in the US.

The role made him more widely recognisable and he often received prospective scripts that were "obvious rewrites of the character".

The quintessential toadstool, it is a large white-gilled, white-spotted, usually red mushroom, one of the most recognisable and widely encountered in popular culture.

Grint's co-star in the Harry Potter film franchise – the boy wizard himself, Daniel Radcliffe – is widely agreed to have the most recognisable face in the world, and is accordingly pitied for it.

By far the most widely supported club in Germany and easily the nation's most recognisable football brand, Bayern are light years away from the cuddly international reputation of the Bundesliga today; as a wallet-friendly fan utopia, a football carnival that is a triumph of fun ahead of finance.

But while the Cuban story resonates widely, and Castro and Che have become, as individuals, two of the most recognisable figures of the 20th century, the history of their actual relationship has always been kept obscure.

It's very recognisable".