Sentence examples for widely recognizable from inspiring English sources

Widely recognizable from each year's television coverage, the display features 80,000 fireworks.

NY1 is exempt because, Mr. Paulus said, it is a 20-year-old widely recognizable name.

Among widely recognizable exothermic reactions is the combustion of fuels (such as the reaction of methane with oxygen mentioned previously).

Several people within the Nets' organization have said the club is committed to hiring a marquee basketball name, so the next director, general manager or coach may have a widely recognizable name.

And it's true; we've all heard "Fire and Rain," and Taylor's "unique brand of bittersweet folk rock" — as "The Simpsons" famously characterized it — remains as widely recognizable as Bart and Lisa.

Day laborers, those men standing in front of Home Depots and on street corners looking for whatever work comes their way, are perhaps the most widely recognizable stream of cash workers.

But lines by more widely known and recognizable designers (like Liberty of London for Target with its easily identifiable floral prints, and Missoni for Target with its distinctive zigzag patterns) tend to sell for significantly more than they cost when available in stores.

Mr. Romney is so widely popular and recognizable here that even Mr. Liljenquist has tried to hitch a ride on his coattails, emphasizing his career with Bain Consulting, a branch of the private equity firm where Mr. Romney made his fortune.

Gmail hopes to add more senders in the future, making the key icon a more widely used and recognizable symbol for verified accounts.

Throughout this report we refer to the "craniofacial skeleton" and "pharyngeal bones", common anatomical terms that are widely accepted and recognizable across multiple disciplines.

These are just as pan-Hindu as the eternal Vedas or the three important deities Shiva, Vishnu, and the Devi, whose forms and names vary widely but are nonetheless recognizable to Hindus throughout the world.