Cognizable

The intricate dance moves were cognizable to the trained choreographer.

The artist's emotions were cognizable through the colors and shapes in her paintings.

The dispute between the two countries was cognizable by the international court of justice.

The gentle touch of a loved one's hand is a cognizable gesture of affection.

The distinct aroma of coffee in the air was cognizable, enticing everyone in the room.

The taste of chocolate on her tongue was a cognizable delight.

The sweet aroma of freshly baked cookies is cognizable as soon as you enter the bakery.

The sound of the car engine was not cognizable due to the loud music.

The straightforward instructions and labeled buttons on the device made it cognizable for the elderly user.

The infographic provided a cognizable representation of the data.

The experiment needs to be conducted multiple times to ensure cognizable results.

The fragrance of blooming flowers was cognizable in the garden.

The researcher conducted interviews to gather cognizable data for the study.

The vibrant colors and intricate details in the painting made it cognizable as a masterpiece.

The simplified diagram helped the students understand the cognizable structure of the atom.

The photographer captured a stunning image that was both aesthetically pleasing and cognizable.

The company's marketing strategy included cognizable targets and measurable goals.

The company's financial records were meticulously organized, making them easily cognizable for auditing purposes.

The meaning of the poem was not cognizable to me until I read the analysis.

The judge dismissed the case, stating that the plaintiff's claim was not cognizable under the law.

The profound philosophical ideas presented in the book were not easily cognizable to casual readers.

The odor of gas was cognizable even before the explosion occurred.

The simplified language in the manual made the instructions cognizable for non-native speakers.

The scientific research findings were presented in a manner that made them cognizable to a wider audience.

The crime committed was cognizable by the police.

The crime committed by the accused was cognizable by the district court.

Despite the passage of time, the survivor's cognizable memories of the traumatic event haunted him.

The archaeologist discovered cognizable artifacts that confirmed the existence of an ancient civilization.

The subtle expression on his face was cognizable to his best friend.

The hidden meanings in the poet's verses were cognizable to the literary scholar.

The company's unique logo design was easily cognizable.

The familiar scent of her grandmother's perfume was cognizable and brought back memories.

The basic instructions on the recipe card were cognizable, allowing even novice cooks to follow along.

After many years, the elderly couple's cognizable recollections of their wedding day remained vivid and cherished.

The scientist used a microscope to observe the cognizable changes in the cell structure.

The complex computer algorithm was cognizable only to experienced programmers.

The intricate details of the legal document were not cognizable to the layperson.

The researcher presented cognizable data supporting the effectiveness of the new treatment.

The intricate patterns on the tapestry were cognizable to the art connoisseur.

The scent of flowers was easily cognizable in the garden.

The complex mathematical theorem is cognizable only by experts in the field.

The intricate design of the building was cognizable to architecture enthusiasts.

The difference between the two colors was not cognizable to him.

The complex medical terminology used by the doctor was not cognizable to the patient.

The foreign accent was not cognizable to the locals.

The court determined that the matter was cognizable in a criminal court.

The subtle nuances of the painting were not immediately cognizable to the casual observer.

The intricate legal arguments made in the courtroom were not cognizable to the average citizen.

The sound of laughter is a cognizable expression of joy.

The main point of the lecture was not cognizable to most of the students in attendance.