Botton has long been held up as an example of a community that is, by all accounts, more generous and caring than any recognisable part of Cameron's Big Society.
It's the short, repeated, recognisable part of a song, usually played on a guitar, right?
He's pious and feeble and, while I'm not saying these are recognisable parts of the British identity, I do feel that if they had acoustic guitars in the ninth century, Scallion would be all over that, kumbaya-ing across any Umbria that'd have him.
Her coat is one of the most recognisable parts of her costume.
The silent, black-and-white clip shows a sequence clearly recognisable as part of Les Sylphides, a plotless ballet with music by Chopin and choreography by Mikhail Fokine.
Thirdly, it is also recognisable as part of a process of othering in which 'women who have abortions' are set apart from the rest of society, associated with an undesirable characteristic, and thus stigmatised.
Rather than being part of a recognisable army, the fighters are part of the civilian population, and their objectives are more political than military they seek to "win hearts and minds" rather than take or hold territory.
Watching clips of Orff in Palmer's film, it is tempting to see him as a recognisable type of postwar German, a man carrying his part of a shared trauma about which he preferred to remain silent.
Görtemaker said recognising that Hitler had a "normal relationship" was a vital part of the process of seeing him as a recognisable product of German society in the first half of the 20th century.
