Trump and Clinton were both more recognizable than any of the four, but Clooney, Bieber, and Murray were more recognizable than the other candidates.
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There's nothing more recognizable than a slice of birthday cake.
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As he got more famous my name became more recognizable.
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The more scientists learn, the more recognizable the Iceman becomes.
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And there's perhaps no certification more recognizable and reputable than CompTIA.
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By the early 2010s, Ronan was becoming more and more recognizable.
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I had been working for a few years at that point and I was becoming more recognizable in the fashion world, but this helped me become more recognizable with people outside of it and with mainstream media.
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As personal brands go, it's one of the more recognizable and accessible.
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The name has since been shortened to its more recognizable initialism: BMW.
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Others are produced in simpler ways more recognizable to generations of winemakers.
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The Nut Button was, in its time, one of the more recognizable Internet memes.
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Ingram is a much more recognizable type of wing prospect, and an excellent one.
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What IP is more recognizable than Unicode, a foundational part of modern human expression?
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Naturally, we have more recognizable forms of intimacy such as hugging, kissing, and caressing.
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What "character" is more recognizable than the flattest reductions of common human states of feeling?
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She was born Laura Jeanne but you know her by a much more recognizable name.
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They just may be more recognizable brands or feature more fruit-forward, crowd-pleasing flavors.
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When it comes to online dating, Tinder is one of the more recognizable dating apps.
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Hooper said the tweaks done after the trailer made the stars&apos faces more recognizable.
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Quite well, in fact — perfectly mimicking some of the women's more recognizable lines and gestures.
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Perhaps this resilience is what she offers instead of a more recognizable form of love.
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Absent from the show are Klee's more recognizable figures: his fish, angels, and biomorphic, cartoonlike portraits.
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Instead, the viral-hopeful creator decided to target a more recognizable (especially to parents) brand: Disney.
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You can change your Windows 10 computer's name to make it more recognizable on your network.
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Two narrow cobblestone streets, adjacent to Via Mazzini, form the more recognizable heart of the ghetto.
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In most cultures it makes Muslim women more recognizable and serves as a sign of identity.
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They are funhouse mirrors, reflecting back warped shapes that look a little more recognizable than we'd like.
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Inspired by the small nation's flag, the team's kits have been some of the more recognizable jerseys.
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The company has gained attention for its sponsorship of athletes to help the brand become more recognizable.
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That will likely only increase as more recognizable brands introduce their own CBD products into the market.
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" He added, "I think I'm a lot more recognizable now than I ever was in the past.
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Probably one of the more recognizable companies, Airbus is a multinational aerospace corporation that designs aerospace products,
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The Western alliance gives Russian military vehicles and weapons distinct English names to make them more recognizable.
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Bear 410 is one of the more recognizable bears on the river, owing to her thick brow.
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TURLEY: Well, quite frankly, it&aposs good to have something that&aposs more recognizable as a criminal allegation.
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Some of the more recognizable schools on his resume include Florida, Notre Dame, South Carolina, Louisville, and Texas.
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Still, Daniels wants a few more recognizable faces to shine bright at Empire Records, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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Playboy thinks that its brand is so powerful that its bunny is arguably more recognizable than Nike's swoosh.
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In contributions by Dread Scott and the Russian collective Chto Delat, language becomes a more recognizable political tool.
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The performers' dramatic posturing is more recognizable, too, after decades of reality TV series about artists, aristocrats, and wannabes.
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Altspace VR, one of the more recognizable stateside VR social networks, sold to Microsoft after spending through its cash.
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Megyn Kelly has become one of the more recognizable faces on the network, especially during this year's election cycle.
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Or maybe it just offered more recognizable kinds of relationships: sweetly romantic exchanges between the women and the men.
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Over the past 30 years, Hadid developed a style more recognizable—and more imitated—than any of her contemporaries.
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There are few feelings more recognizable to fans than that of the nervousness that comes with a big lead.
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Federated Department Stores bought Marshall Field's in 2005 and converted the stores to the company's more recognizable flagship brand, Macy's.
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Thankfully, the studio is getting a chance to build on that, but with a much more recognizable character: Spider-Man.
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While Huami might not be a household name in the US, some of the products it makes are more recognizable.
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" She continued, "There is a kind of claim to have more recognizable and stable plastic or formal languages of art.
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With this version of rosacea, the more recognizable markers — visible blood vessels or a "butterfly" redness pattern — often aren't there.
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The idea, it seems, is to tie the movie more closely to its main character and her more recognizable name.
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The recipe strips the nuggets of artificial preservatives and contains more recognizable ingredients like lemon juice solids and rice starch.
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Since 2018 started, Q Da Fool's name has become much more recognizable to people outside of DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)The only earbuds more recognizable than the tortured white teardrops that are AirPods might be Powerbeats.
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The more recognizable "Happy Days Are Here Again" plays as Midge's marriage dissolves and she moves back in with her parents.
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Wielding considerably less power in a Democratic House, the caucus is more recognizable today as home to some of Trump's staunchest defenders.
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Jones had gone from being a cable access host in Austin to one of the more recognizable figures on the political internet.
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I re-activated my old account and decided to see if I couldn't get it renamed to something a bit more recognizable.
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Much of this consumer-driven smut consists of foot worship, faux-incest, face-sitting, femdom flicks, and other more recognizable fetish categories.
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And between the two, Garcia has actually faced the more recognizable competition, though not by much and at a weight class below.
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It looks like that opens up the possibility of a few more recognizable mutants to make an appearance in the Deadpool sequel.
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Coast Guard is the more recognizable of the two, although people's knowledge of what the Coast Guard actually does is severely lacking.
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Effectively market the productWalker's third husband, Charles Joseph Walker, encouraged her to ditch her given name, Sarah Breedlove, and use something more recognizable.
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And playing the Braverman family patriarch Camille in the NBC drama has made her more recognizable to fans nowadays than her previous work.
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Among Guillaume's lauded career, the actor voiced the character Rafiki in Disney's animated The Lion King, as one of his more recognizable roles.
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That provoked the outrage of Mr. Bourdin: "Tax evasion!" he shouted at the president, using a term more recognizable to the average citizen.
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The remedy, of course, is to rename them to something friendlier and more recognizable, which is something that Roku lets you do easily.
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And while Kevin is a lot more recognizable than Jack, who's to say the two of them couldn't wind up at an audition together?
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It occurred to me: Why don't I reach out to some of my more recognizable friends and see who'd be willing to play along?
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One of the more recognizable people in the group was Kenan Thompson, 40, who starred in the flick's 1994 sequel, D2: The Mighty Ducks.
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Levi's will integrate Google's technology in its classic trucker jacket and its Sherpa trucker jacket, which are two of the brand's more recognizable styles.
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Prymas are part of an increasingly fashion-forward headphone market that also includes pairs by Master & Dynamic and the more recognizable Beats by Dre.
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This is to make it more recognizable on your network, and make it easier for others who may want to connect with your device.
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Zoom automatically assigns you a personal Meeting ID — but you may want to change this random assignment to a more recognizable set of numbers.
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More recognizable to millennials than America's vice president, Pikachu is up there with fictional characters like Superman and Mario in terms of cultural impact.
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He's essentially doubled down on social Gaullism's nationalism and jettisoned its left-wing economics in favor of a conservatism more recognizable to American audiences.
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Ryan's Bachelorette bio on the ABC site doesn't explain what a "roller boy" is, but does explain that he has a different, more recognizable job.
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To do that, I re-activated my old account and decided to see if I couldn't get it renamed to something a bit more recognizable.
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And of course he knows that his cowboy hat, which he loves wearing off stage as much as on, is only making him more recognizable.
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It includes Hollywood legends like Anthony Hopkins and Ed Harris, as well as Evan Rachel Wood, James Marsden, Thandie Newton and many more recognizable names.
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It becomes clear after a few exchanges that further interviews just aren't in the cards, they've been promised to other outlets with more recognizable readership.
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Anker is one of the more recognizable names in the portable battery market, offering chargers with 10,000 or even 20,000 mAh for fairly reasonable prices.
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When The Crown premiered in 2016, Smith was the more recognizable star thanks to his 2010-2013 tenure as the 11th Doctor on Doctor Who.
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The two 20K race walks would be extended to 21.1 kilometers, the more recognizable distance of a half-marathon, athletes said of the I.A.A.F. proposal.
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I assume she was talking about the fact that bemused hotel guests were stopping some of the more recognizable characters to take photos with their kids.
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Inside, the home is surprisingly subdued, sporting a style and materials typical of the Caribbean location, rather than the singer's more recognizable, over-the-top style.
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Last night, Iowans became the first Americans to consider the European-style dynastic, nationalist, and socialist options—along with those emerging from more recognizable American traditions.
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It's one of the more recognizable frames from the show, especially because Chandler tells Monica he loves her for the first time when she wears it.
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True believers are much more threatening because they are at once a more recognizable enemy and one whose power rests outside reason, and outside the world.
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It's a book that often feels like dystopic science fiction, but it comes at a time when the dystopic has become more recognizable than the mundane.
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The Stylophone GenR-8 is an interesting move by Dubreq, as it's not considerably cheaper than analog synthesizers still being produced by more recognizable brands like Roland.
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They had people from all parts of their lives there but there was never a feel of any sort of VIP area for the more recognizable faces.
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These lushly animated fairy tales were all written and directed by Mr. Miyazaki, whose name is more recognizable to international animation aficionados than that of Mr. Takahata.
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Fast forward a few years to 1992 and those crisp, classical, Italian vibes had relaxed into the more recognizable "coffee house genre" of today (sans bow ties).
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Next year, more recognizable characters will wear different jerseys than they are now—enough to spark countless narratives that are irresistible even to the most casual fan.
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NXP is a Dutch outfit employing 45,000 people in 35 countries around the world, and would probably be more recognizable by its original name of Philips Semiconductors.
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And despite BlackBerry phones soon becoming ubiquitous, the parent company kept its original name until 2013, when it finally switched over to the more recognizable Blackberry Limited.
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Ephemeral Rift's "Sleep for the Sleepless ASMR" video hinged on a trend that defined the second wave of ASMR in particular, as the term became more recognizable.
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If he had not entered holy orders, Fra Bartolommeo would most likely be a more recognizable name among the masters of the High Renaissance, Mr. Elen said.
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If only the participants could spend more time in the MRI training the AI, the AI would grow "smarter," and the reconstructed images would become more recognizable.
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Those investments sit alongside bets on more recognizable companies like Slack, the popular messaging software, and Wayfair, the online home furnishings retailer, which is now publicly traded.
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One of its more recognizable dresses was worn by Judi Dench as Queen Elizabeth in "Shakespeare in Love," which won the costume designer Sandy Powell an Oscar.
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The pipeline includes versions of existing chemotherapy drugs designed to make tumors more recognizable to the immune system, methods of delivering cancer-fighting cells to tumors, and immunotherapies.
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While humans have traditionally handled this role, AI mastering services have become increasingly popular over the past few years, and Landr is one of the more recognizable names.
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The appearance of more recognizable animals — mobile and powerful, able to punch through the mats and devour other living organisms — might have caused a biologically driven mass extinction.
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And he's using it to help the relatively "unknown" brand he works for become more recognizable, as global director of communications and brand at international insurer MS Amlin.
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Cuban, who has become more recognizable from the hit TV show "Shark Tank," has liberal social views but has said he is otherwise more in line with Republicans.
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As the timelines converge across this first season of The Witcher, this ironic and misdirecting storytelling finally begins to cohere into a more recognizable format for a fantasy adventure.
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If not for the inclusion of more recognizable images, in which she's still clean-faced but bearing her her signature thick, black lashes, I may not have recognized her.
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Women's gymnastics changed, gradually but unrelentingly, from a performance that emphasized perfection—the perfect dismount, the perfect body, the perfect girl—to something far more recognizable as a sport.
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But as Trump has repeatedly promised to jazz up this year's event, the lack of some of the more recognizable names and faces in the party will be stark.
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But as companies move to simplify their menus to contain fewer, more recognizable ingredients, natural flavors go against the trend, as they alone can contain 50 to 100 ingredients.
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The new recipe was rolled out to 140 locations in March 2016 and contained more recognizable ingredients like lemon juice solids and rice starch as opposed to artificial preservatives.
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By 2000, the F.B.I. determined that its best bet to catch Mr. Bulger would be through Ms. Greig, on the assumption she was more recognizable and had distinctive habits.
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The savings network has begun a new national campaign to make the plans more recognizable and promote them as a way to reduce the need to borrow for college.
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But more recognizable than the compositions are the main games' theme songs, which, for the last two installments, have been written and recorded by the Japanese pop singer Utada Hikaru.
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In 2016, the Kardashian clan is more recognizable, more prominent, and more talked-about than any of America's OG monied families, including the Vanderbilts, the Gettys, and even the Hiltons.
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And "while some cities and ZIP codes, like Seattle, may be more recognizable as traditional hipster havens," others are more "under-the-radar" and not in the priciest big cities.
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Aside from the blockchain inventor known as Satoshi Nakamoto, no name in the cryptocurrency world is more recognizable than that of Vitalik Buterin, the 323-year-old inventor of Ethereum.
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While Jordan enjoyed seeing a more recognizable period of history — one that foreshadows the dramas of the '80s and '90s — Anthony felt the show became a tiny bit less compelling.
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You've probably seen Nerf's competition in toy stores before, and more than likely you've always assumed that paying a bit extra for the more recognizable brand guaranteed a better play experience.
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Some are more recognizable than others (Future, 2 Chainz, Gucci Mane, Andre 3000, and T.I., just to name a few), but just being mentioned on the page is quite an achievement.
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Tea in cocktails has been explored sporadically in some upscale bars and restaurants, though you generally see more common teas like jasmine, Earl Grey, and teas that have more recognizable flavors.
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The title of the track, originally "Ue o Muite Arukō" ("I Look Up As I Walk") in Japan, was changed to the more recognizable "Sukiyaki," a completely unrelated Japanese beef dish.
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I think adapting this old medium into a new way and changing the voice a little bit so it's a little more recognizable and internet native—it can be really fun.
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This turns out to be true even of the moments when Stardrum plays more recognizable rhythms, there is a slip-stream that occurs even when his playing is fast and scattered.
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In the Alentejo region of Portugal, workers spend their summers delicately removing the outer layers of the trees by hand before sending them to be processed into something more recognizable: cork.
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Santoro drastically switched up his look to play the god-king Xerxes in both "300" movies, but was more recognizable as Hector Escaton on the 2016 premiere season of HBO's "Westworld."
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Perhaps more recognizable of those fighters include Ezzard Charles, Jim Braddock, Tony Zale, Jackie (Kid) Berg, Alfonso (Peppermint) Frazer, Abe Goldstein, Frankie Genaro, Larry Holmes, Benny Leonard and of course, Roberto Duran.
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A far cry from past waves of venture-backed energy startups, the downstream cleantech companies offered more familiar technology with more familiar business models, geared toward more recognizable verticals and end users.
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These are some more recognizable names on the list: Oscar Isaac, America Ferrara, Aziz Ansari, Laverne Cox, Gina Rodriguez, Priyanka Chopra, John Boyega, Idris Elba, Alexandra Billings, Eva Longoria, and Tina Fey.
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Alongside the dozens of independently operated Ray's Pizza joints, Famous Famiglia has, over time, become one of the more recognizable New York City pizza spots, with 16 locations scattered across the city.
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The film has endured, and has done something important: It made Bausch even more recognizable outside of the dance realm, allowing aspects of her choreography to find acceptance in the mainstream world.
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It has a traditional grille, in part because the company is still growing its presence in the US, and the grille is one of the more recognizable aspects of a Jaguar these days.
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It's not as flashy as a T. rex, triceratops, or other more recognizable dinosaurs, but Skinny is considered to be one of the most complete and best-preserved sauropods in the entire world.
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" It's followed by a line of regular, more recognizable type: "The Hub is far in the distance now, away from the vastness and overwhelming night that threatens to cloak you in oppressive darkness.
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Working against it: Scorsese has recently made headlines for his willingness to call out Marvel's movie-theater domination, arguing that there should be more variety onscreen, as well as more recognizable human stakes.
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"Believe me, there are people at the club far more recognizable than me," Mr. Hammer said last week by telephone from home, where he was hanging out with his young daughter, Harper Grace.
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More recognizable performers, including Craig Robinson, Grace Gummer and the rapper Joey Badass, have joined the cast, and USA is adding a live after-show, "Hacking Robot," that has its debut on July 13.
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Thanks to some detailed photos, you can even spot some of Lego's more recognizable faces like Lord Business on a work lunch, Benny and some aliens hanging out and BB-8 on the conveyor belt.
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Samsung also added 10 more recognizable subjects to the S10's scene optimizer, so now the phone can detect the difference between dogs and cats, and pick out things like babies, shoes, vehicles, and more.
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The companies' executives say that it's a combination of computing power, as enabled by their partnership with Intel, and a unique approach to digital mapping that gives them an edge over their more recognizable competitors.
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Using that funding, it has built one of the sharing economy's more recognizable brands, although TaskRabbit has had challenges in expanding beyond its initial success and buzz to build a larger and more scalable business.
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The goofy, bungled snowmen with face-loads of garbage that players can create tend to make the rounds on social media in the winter months, which makes them even more recognizable than the game's reptilian protagonist.
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But if Formula E wants to grow beyond being a niche sport, it's either going to have to bring world-renowned drivers into the mix or find a way to make its current stars more recognizable.
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From a small storage room he extracts half a dozen square, medium-size, semi-abstract pictures of rock formations, a star-filled sky, and a waterfall, along with a more recognizable image of a white owl.
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The sounds it produces might be more recognizable by your parents who toiled away on classic Apple IIs or IBM PCs, but the PO-24 will still appeal to anyone with an appreciation for retro gear.
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Late last week, after The New York Times contacted Entrepreneur about the promotion, the tagline was removed, and in some cases replaced with a more recognizable ad for Entrepreneur Lending at the bottom of the articles.
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Google has done away with its "blob" style smileys in favor of more traditional-looking (I guess?) smileys, and emoji that in general look more recognizable when compared with their equivalents on other platforms, including iOS.
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Spanish pan con tomate (bread rubbed with tomato, drizzled with olive oil and sprinkled of salt) and Italian pappa al pomodoro (a Tuscan soup) and panzanella (a chopped salad) are the more recognizable dishes among many.
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There's a partnership with Ring of Honor, West Coast NJPW shows, and creating a United States championship specifically for Kenny Omega, one of the best wrestlers in the world and one of the promotion's more recognizable faces.
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While their lineup includes over 150 stores—some more recognizable than others—early partners, like American Eagle, Staples, Lucky, Office Depot, Blue Bottle Coffee, and REI have already disappeared from the list of partners, with little fanfare.
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It was a big surprise: both because EA teased something futuristic toward the end of Battlefield 4, and because WWI just hasn't been blockbuster video game material like later conflicts with more recognizable technology and simpler politics.
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Clinton has picked up a number of top endorsements in the Silver State, including one earlier this month from Astrid Silva, possibly the nation's more recognizable DREAMer, an undocumented immigrant brought into the country as a child.
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The albums are split up into thousands of tiny samples, and then it creates tens of thousands of iterations to develop the AI, which starts out making white noise and ultimately learns to produce more recognizable musical elements.
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"It's actually Amazon fusion because we take real indigenous dishes, like the casabe and the tucupi sauce, and we turn them into something more recognizable without losing any of the original recipes—like with our pizzas," says Gomez.
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Mobile payments have been quickly evolving, with more recognizable brands stepping into the industry to advance technology and offer what consumers and businesses want in terms of apps and services that allow them to pay with their phones.
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Cockpit games are a natural fit for VR because they bypass the locomotion problem that give players motion sickness, and what's a more recognizable cockpit that we all fantasized sitting in than that of the iconic X-wing?
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As models approached the walls of the glass box that surrounded the runway, the textile transformed (or, at least, that's what it seemed like to the naked eye) into a more recognizable houndstooth or floral print, for example.
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How do we make the participants, the actors in those conversations, more discernible—sort of the authoritative voices, the person who started the conversation, the person who's mentioned in it, someone you follow within that conversation, more recognizable?
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"Is there a more recognizable dial than the one with an outsized date?" wrote Evald Muraj on the watch site Hodinkee in an adoring review of a Lange 19943 spinoff introduced in 2014 to mark the model's 20th anniversary.
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The DeLorean brand is synonymous with the flying car/time machine of the Back to the Future film series — but in our actual future, the DeLorean name could soon be even more recognizable because of IRL personal flying machines.
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In "Intimations," her first story collection, she places us in both the realm of skewed, weird-dream fables (as signaled by a title like "Fairy Tale") and the more recognizable settings of realist stories, no less strange for it.
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In the decades since, Hydrox has been something of a cult favorite compared to its younger, more recognizable competitor—a battle for biscuit supremacy that took a dark turn this week with an accusation of cookies being hidden on shelves.
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In addition to Page, the more recognizable cast additions include Zosia Mamet ("Girls") as a young documentary filmmaker, but her direct-to-camera interviews feel like another over-used device in an attempt to give this "Tales" a 21st-century sheen.
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Updated: The anniversary depends on how you determine the milestone — last year, we celebrated the 90th anniversary of that televised silhouette at Selfridges, and today marks the 90th anniversary of the first public demonstration of a more recognizable televised image.
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With that in mind, we decided to give this area of the app a friendlier experience while making stories more recognizable throughout the flow: from getting a push notification on the lock screen to quickly scanning categorized For You stories.
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What sets these watches apart from Garmin's current wearables lineup are new activity-specific functions, luxury build materials like titanium and sapphire glass, and price tags that position the MARQ line alongside smartwatches from more recognizable fashion brands like Tag Heuer.
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Some parts of lower-limb prostheses — like cheetah blade legs or microprocessor-controlled knees — are more recognizable, both because they're more visible to others and because the bulk of innovation in prosthetics has been devoted to these parts in recent years.
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These changes help transition the iPad Pro from simply the iPad's bigger, stronger brother into a MacBook cousin — one that is lighter, has excellent battery life, and an interface that with each iteration becomes more and more recognizable to macOS fans.
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More recognizable are references to "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" and "Little Red Riding Hood," whose heroine is represented by a small puppet and swallowed up by the Big Bad Wolf before being rescued when his stomach is slit open.
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From the opening scene onward Riverdale depicts its own spin on the genre tapping into some of its more recognizable attributes — lit candelabras, nightmares, a heavy use of blood red in the color palette, characters lurking in shadows, and a creepy mansion.
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Beyond the central roles, the producers have done an especially good job casting small parts of the more recognizable figures, such as Jane Lynch as Attorney General Janet Reno and Michael Nouri playing Penthouse publisher Bob Guccione, who volunteered to print the manifesto.
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That's a cool new feature, but perhaps the most interesting part of the broadcasts was hidden in the background: Nextbit Not-quite-hiding in plain sight was a bright red phone that clearly stands out from the pile of more recognizable blue Robins.
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On the tables sat gadgets, boxes, varicolored cables, and flashing LEDs—a mixture of old telecom equipment (PBX-555 Western Electric switchboard, calculagraph, and rotary dial mic) and more recognizable musical instruments (modified Moog synths, a noise synth, and an analog sequencer).
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The movie proves more of a letdown for the other actors who board this fast-moving yarn, leaving little to do for the more recognizable faces on the train (Jonathan Banks) as well as those who aren't (McGovern, Patrick Wilson, Sam Neill).
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The notion of outside agitator abruptly turned insider is a more familiar figure on the right than the left in Washington these days, and more recognizable to someone from the Tea Party movement than to a consummate legislator like Lofgren or Durbin.
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The appearance of more recognizable pop — the first Olympic competition last week included Ed Sheeran, an Oasis cover and "Dust in the Wind" — has led to questions from viewers about how musicians are compensated, and how the skaters secure permission to use songs.
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It features some of his more recognizable works, like "Trichotillomania" (2010), a sensual photograph of oranges arranged on a spotted tablecloth along with tufts of human hair, and a more recent, untitled photograph of a naked woman contorting herself in the forest.
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The flying squirrel in Zachariah OHora's antic "My Cousin Momo" doesn't fit in with the cousins he's visiting: He thinks hide-and-seek is an opportunity to find mushrooms; he wears a giant muffin costume when his cousins dress as more recognizable superheroes.
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Backed by a clutch of private individuals and family offices from China, Germany and Taiwan, the company is hoping to line up the new capital from some more recognizable names as it finalizes supply deals with vendors, according to reporting from TechCrunch's Jonathan Shieber.
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Sager leaned into this, embracing his role as a straight man to a series of much taller and more recognizable mock-antagonists—as the object of Gregg Popovich's world-historic impatience, say, or the inspiration for Kevin Garnett's rapid-fire insult comedy/fashion criticism.
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Among its more recognizable venues are The Sunken Lounge at JFK Airport's TWA Hotel, which opened in 2019 and is designed as a throwback to the golden age of flying, and NYC's Mr. Purple, a swanky rooftop bar and restaurant in the Lower East Side.
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While Swift's singles like "Shake It Off" and "You Belong With Me" are vastly more recognizable to the general public, true fans know that "All Too Well" shines above the rest of her discography for being her best — and most literary — song to date.
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Each Elliott-crafted image (no matter the material) keeps it dark, a bit zany, and touched with a little anime influence—perfect material to be dragged, dropped, and reshared without credit to the artist, which is exactly what happened to one of her more recognizable images.
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Although her red catsuit and schoolgirl outfit may be more recognizable, fans of the singer will still remember Britney's daring look from "I'm A Slave 4 U."The singer wore a teeny pink crop top and a coordinating pink thong over a pair of low-rise jeans.
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Bites The small plates at KultO, one of a growing number of new tapas bars on Calle Ibiza, in the Retiro neighborhood of Madrid, reflect a larger trend of eating out in Spain: After years of molecular gastronomy, a more recognizable cuisine is now the fashion.
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More recognizable Palestinian business leaders in banking, real estate, manufacturing, technology and other sectors shunned the event, echoing the Palestinian Authority's argument that talking about economic improvement before finding a political solution was insulting, as if the Palestinians and their aspirations to statehood could be bought off.
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Compared to other luxury houses, where shoes could cost you upwards of $1,000, Tenaillon and Braquet work to keep Nomasei's prices under $600, while at the same time, maintaining the same level quality — if not more — that you'd find from a more recognizable designer shoe brand.
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As the often abstract visuals of "Pockets of Space" transform from febrile, subatomic squiggles to more recognizable depictions of a tree, so, too, does Ms. Barrett's score evolve — with initial, dry tendrils of percussive sound steadily giving way to more resonant passages, suggestive of prepared piano.
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As the often abstract visuals of "Pockets of Space" transform from febrile, subatomic squiggles to more recognizable depictions of a tree, so, too, does Ms. Barrett's score evolve — with initial, dry tendrils of percussive sound steadily giving way to more resonant passages, suggestive of prepared piano.
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It helps, too, that ESPN has spent the past few years experimenting with esports on TV. The network has broadcast Blizzard's Heroes of the Storm tournaments on several occasions—to the bewilderment of many sports fans—and has aired more events for more recognizable games like Street Fighter.
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She cast five little-known actors as the wrongly accused teenagers, and several more recognizable faces can be seen in the powerfully dramatic trailer, including Vera Farmiga as a prosecutor, Joshua Jackson as a defense attorney, and John Leguizamo and Michael Kenneth Williams as the fathers of two defendants.
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The startup, which is backed by a clutch of private individuals and family offices hailing from China, Germany and Taiwan, is hoping to line up the new capital from some more recognizable names as it finalizes supply deals with vendors, according to a person with knowledge of the company's plans.
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Christian Dada and Christopher Shannon riff on more recognizable logos that are not their own (Coca-Cola and Boss International); Balenciaga co-opts the logo of its parent company, the luxury conglomerate Kering; and Dries Van Noten's sweaters pay homage to the mills that provided the knitwear and tweeds for the collection.
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I think that's something that can really begin to parse what he's doing, both in terms of coalescing the figure into something that is much more recognizable, and the kinds of narratives that he's setting up with the figures, in the period, say, from '68 to '73, '74 need to be looked at again.
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"What we've been trying to do is really reimagine the way we display a conversation to make them easier to read, the participants and actors in that conversation more discernible, so that the authoritative voices, the people who started the conversation, the people you follow in that conversation, will be more recognizable," said Beykpour.
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As an early access game, there's still clearly more work to do — there are only a handful of tracks right now (although fans have already taken to creating their own with more recognizable tunes), and Hyperbolic Magnetism has already said that they'd like to add a single player challenge mode and an official level editor down the road, too.
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While it features some original characters, such as Iden Versio, they weave in and out of the lives of more recognizable characters, and throughout the game's marketing, the focus has been on the most familiar Star Wars, iconography.. A brief glimpse at the official website highlights the single-player, but also "legendary locations" and "characters from every era" with a photo of Luke.
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Across dozens of recording sessions, many at the same Electric Lady Studios portrayed in its heyday on "Vinyl," the group (in various configurations) crafted not only the Nasty Bits' sound, which alludes to punk standard bearers like Richard Hell and the Stooges, but also recorded covers for the show's portrayal of more recognizable acts like the Velvet Underground and Alice Cooper.
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What the U.S. men's team shows us, in their uneasy and imperfect collaboration, is something more recognizable—an attempt to reconcile our singular selves with everyone else, to work for things we cannot win alone, and to meet with some dignity the demands of a world too busy and too big to care much about what we want from it.
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The snout of "Tasmanian Tiger 2" (which more closely resembles a wolverine or perhaps a very angry panda) rises off the canvas in a mound of painted plaster-like substance made of cornmeal; "Tasmanian Tiger 3" incorporates metal half-canisters, painted in more recognizable tiger stripes, and smacks the viewer with surprising blue lady eyes, clearly lifted from an advertisement photograph of some sort.
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But the final moment of its otherwise-unexciting premiere gave many Star Wars fans a sign that The Mandalorian would be more than an expensive exercise in bringing the franchise to streaming TV. When the Mandalorian saved an infant in a floating bassinet from certain death at the end of the episode, the adorable baby was revealed to be a lot more recognizable than the rest of the show's new heroes and villains.
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In the current exhibition, bold palettes and abstract shapes that sometimes camouflage or unexpectedly transform themselves into more recognizable forms turn up in such images as "Untitled" (2013, acrylic and crayon on fabric, mounted on plywood), in which what appears to be a yellow fish with an open mouth makes its way horizontally across the composition, only to blend into what may be read as a human figure in profile, even as the artist throws in the outline of a front-facing body.
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While the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazis are more recognizable, here are some other less notorious groups and subgroups on the far-right: The leaders and speakers, according to Newsweek: Jason Kessler, a right-wing blogger who organized the "Unite the Right" rally Richard Spencer, a white nationalist leader and president of National Policy Institute, a white nationalist think tank Matthew Heimbach, founder of the Youth for Western Culture and the White Student Union at Towson University and leader of the Traditional Workers Party.
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Take for example how one of the more recognizable characters in Dead or Alive, Kasumi, is dressed in the Dead or Alive 6 announcement trailer: Clearly, whoever designed this latest 3D model of Kasumi once again made the choice to give her boobs that size rather than a different size, but whereas previously she wore an outfit that showed a lot of skin (not that there's anything wrong with that!), like in this Dead or Alive 5 trailer: Now she is wearing what is arguably a more practical outfit to kick ass in.
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