Cognizable

The artist's signature style was immediately cognizable in the painting.

The famous quote from the speech became cognizable and was widely quoted.

The scent of freshly baked cookies in the air triggered cognizable childhood memories for the woman.

The intricate details of the crime scene were cognizable to the seasoned detective.

The case was not cognizable by the state court due to lack of jurisdiction.

The sound of the alarm clock was not cognizable to the deep sleeper.

The emotion in her voice was cognizable even over the phone.

The simple shapes in the children's book were cognizable even for young readers.

The offense committed was cognizable as a misdemeanor.

The complexities of international trade agreements are not cognizable to the average person.

The historical event left a cognizable mark in the collective memory of the nation.

The teacher used visual aids to make the math concept cognizable to the students.

The subtle nuances of the poem were cognizable only to those well-versed in literary analysis.

The rules of the game were not cognizable to the new players.

The philosophical concept was too abstract to be cognizable without prior knowledge in the subject.

The colorful illustrations in the textbook made the scientific concepts cognizable for the young students.

The trainer used interactive exercises to make the training material cognizable.

The detective gathered cognizable evidence to prove the suspect's guilt.

The advanced economic theories discussed in the lecture were not cognizable to the undergraduate student.

The matter was cognizable by the family court as it involved child custody.

The advanced scientific concepts were cognizable only to researchers in the field.

The melody of the song was cognizable and easy to remember.

The offense committed was cognizable under the Indian Penal Code.

The witness's statement was not cognizable as it contradicted the facts presented.

The technical jargon used by the computer programmer was not cognizable to the non-technical person.

The judge declared the evidence to be cognizable, allowing the case to proceed.

The complex mathematical problem was not cognizable to the average student.

The soothing melody of the piano was cognizable, creating a calm atmosphere.

The teacher used various teaching methods to make the lesson cognizable to the students.

The judge ruled that the plaintiff's claim was cognizable under the law.

The plaintiff argued that the case was cognizable in a federal court.

The chef was able to distinguish the cognizable flavors in the dish.

The survey conducted among the participants provided cognizable feedback for improvement.

The dispute between the two parties was cognizable in a civil court.

The microscopic organisms visible under the microscope were cognizable to the biologist.

The soft texture of velvet was cognizable as she ran her fingers over the fabric.

The detective looked for cognizable clues to solve the mystery.

The complex mathematical equation was not cognizable to the student, who struggled to solve it.

The researcher developed a new method to measure cognizable variations in climate patterns.

The concept of infinity is cognizable but difficult to grasp for many people.

The teacher used visual aids to make the abstract concept more cognizable for her students.

The defendant argued that the case was not cognizable in the present court due to lack of territorial jurisdiction.

The historian analyzed primary sources to establish cognizable facts about the ancient civilization.

The intense pain in her ankle was cognizable after she twisted it during the soccer game.

The journalist collected cognizable information from reliable sources to write an accurate article.

The subtle nuances of the language were not cognizable to the beginner student.

The doctor relied on cognizable symptoms to diagnose the patient's condition.

The simple melody and repetitive lyrics of the song made it cognizable to the audience.

The professor used simple language to make the complex subject more cognizable.

The use of simple gestures and facial expressions made the emotions of the character cognizable in the silent movie.