Cognoscible

The intricate details of the plot were not cognoscible until the end of the movie.

The complexity of the theorem was cognoscible only to advanced mathematicians.

The distinct architectural styles of the buildings made them cognoscible even to a layperson.

The aroma of fresh coffee is cognoscible to the nose.

The taste of the spicy food was cognoscible in my mouth.

The distinct flavor profiles of the wines made them cognoscible to the sommelier.

The teacher ensured that the lesson was cognoscible to all the students in the class.

The tension in his muscles was cognoscible as he prepared for the jump.

The forensic evidence was cognoscible in court, proving the defendant's guilt.

The foreign language was not cognoscible to the tourists visiting the country.

The scent of a woman's perfume was cognoscible even after she had left the room.

The complex plot of the novel was not cognoscible to the young reader.

The texture of the fabric was cognoscible to my fingers.

Foods can be cognoscible based on their taste, texture, and appearance.

The microbe was too small to be cognoscible without a specialized microscope.

The fingerprints on the glass were cognoscible proof of the suspect's presence at the crime scene.

The intricate patterns on the fabric were not cognoscible until viewed under a magnifying glass.

The chill in the air was cognoscible to my skin.

The intentions of someone can be cognoscible through their actions and words.

The unique pattern on the butterfly's wings was cognoscible from other species.

The emotions of others are not always cognoscible, making it difficult to know what they are feeling.

Cultural practices can be cognoscible based on their traditions, beliefs, and values.

The inconsistencies in the witness statements were cognoscible clues in the case.

The computer program provided cognoscible data, allowing for accurate calculations.

The key to effective studying is to make information cognoscible, allowing for easy recall during exams.

The instructions for assembling the furniture were cognoscible and easy to follow.

The weight of the box was cognoscible to my arms.

Environmental issues can be cognoscible based on their ecological impact, conservation efforts, and sustainability.

The existence of ghosts and supernatural beings is not cognoscible through scientific methods.

The soft breeze carried the cognoscible scent of blooming flowers.

The chemical composition of the substance is cognoscible to chemists with specialized knowledge.

The deep sadness in her eyes was cognoscible, even to a stranger passing by.

The scientific paper was written in a way that was not cognoscible to most readers.

The witness's testimony was not considered cognoscible as it was based on hearsay.

The tension in the air was cognoscible as the two rivals came face to face.

The difference between the two products is cognoscible upon comparison.

The sound of the ocean is cognoscible to the ears.

The pattern of the leaves on the tree is cognoscible to a keen observer of nature.

The scientific theory is only valid if it is cognoscible through experimentation.

The warmth of the fire is cognoscible to anyone who stands near it.

The concept of time travel in physics is not cognoscible with our current understanding of the universe.

The unique smells of the various spices made each dish cognoscible in the bustling market.

The two identical twins were cognoscible only by their different hairstyles.

The evidence presented was not cognoscible enough to prove his innocence.

The concept of time is difficult to explain, but it is cognoscible through its effects on the physical world.

The unique qualities of the wine were cognoscible to the experienced taster.

The subtle differences between the two species are not cognoscible to the untrained eye.

The deep meaning behind the work of art was cognoscible only to those who understood the artist's message.

The subject matter of the book was not cognoscible to the general public.

The subtle nuances of the language were cognoscible to the trained linguist.