Sentence examples for widely recognizable as from inspiring English sources

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.

The song received heavy airplay and rapidly became a widely recognizable song, being labeled as the band's "breakout hit".

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

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.

Others, like Beyonce, are new mothers with widely recognizable little ones in tow.

The AK-47 is possibly the most widely recognizable weapon on earth.

A widely recognizable challenge lies in the computational treatment of the huge volumes of data being generated.

One of the characters within the glyph is recognizable as AJAW, a widely used Maya symbol for ruler or lord, says William Saturno of the University of New Hampshire in Durham, who led the expedition.

They are widely regarded as expensive.

His linemen were widely spaced as well.