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Tom's car is easily recognizable since there is a big dent in the front bumper.
Orion is one of the most recognizable constellations.
Movie subtitles
Recognizable, thank heaven.
Yes, I'm clearly recognizable.
Every striker will be a recognizable enemy. A certified criminal.
Not a single, recognizable, articulate sound has passed my lips.
A tune perhaps not readily recognizable. even by its own composer.
He was no longer recognizable.
Why start with such a recognizable ploy?
Translating her databanks into recognizable applications may improve with additional transfers.
Many of my men, they're too recognizable.
It was barely recognizable as human.
Next year's wine will have a recognizable non-earthy taste.
Because with electricity when you rub wool and resin together, you invariably produce a recognizable phenomenon.
You are a rumour, recognizable only as deja vu and dismissed just as quickly.
I don't read any recognizable weapon signatures.
I have exaggerated everything so much, that nobody will be recognizable.
Tell me if I've ever promoted a girl who hadn't shown a true recognizable artistic talent.
It contains no substance known on the Earth today, no element recognizable by man.
Every striker will be a recognizable enemy.
So he's still recognizable.
We cut the sections together in which the voices are recognizable.
She needs to be recognizable.
Right after the call he comes to that easily recognizable blonde who was all dressed up.
But you're recognizable.
They only become recognizable through actions.
It is precisely to make you recognizable. that we must change the color of your hair. of your dress, of your skin. - No!
Parts of him was eaten, what parts was recognizable.
Because last time you were whistling. A tune perhaps not readily recognizable. even by its own composer.
Bonnie, can you make a recognizable face out of that mess?
You're pretty crazy! The police are looking for you and you're instantly recognizable.
And there's going to be very few recognizable pieces of comet left on the ground.
The largest recognizable structures in the universe had formed.
Am I beginning to paint. a recognizable picture, Mr. Kennesaw?
He has the world's most recognizable face.
Anything, everything, as long as it's recognizable.
Coupling can be recognizable.
While it has been a time-honored symbol of our faith Holy Mother Church has decided to retire this highly recognizable yet wholly depressing image of our Lord, crucified.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say the president has a recognizable face.
News and current affairs
The sound of the voice is sometimes that of a family member or someone from one's past, or is like that of no known person but has distinct and immediately recognizable features (say, a deep, growling voice).
Rather than ushering in an era of recognizable multi-party politics, Indian democracy still lacks a party system worthy of the name.
Three general approaches are recognizable in the evolving Iranian debate on post-Saddam Iraq.
Indeed, the seeming failure of a recognizable democratic core to emerge in Iraq within the first few months of the collapse of Saddam's dictatorship is due more to idiosyncrasies of the process than to any presumed essential nature of Iraqi society.
In diplomacy, Khamenei tends to operate in a clever but recognizable fashion.
Disoriented by the Kremlin's massive black propaganda, voters, especially the less educated and economically wounded, cast their votes for it, a political bloc without a recognizable face or program.
It's simply that, having worked at a rape crisis center and been trained in the basics of sex crime, I have learned that all sex predators go about things in certain recognizable ways.
He was missing for seven days; when his body was found, it was recognizable only by a bracelet he always wore.
What we call schizophrenia and bipolar disorder are recognizable in literature dating back to ancient Greece, and The Anatomy of Melancholy, published in 1621 by the English scholar Robert Burton, remains one of the most astute descriptions of depression.
Ndira had been taken by the police from his home. He was missing for seven days; when his body was found, it was recognizable only by a bracelet he always wore.