We have seen it with Sir Vivian Richards who would keep a bowler waiting long enough to remember who it was that was coming next: Boycott recognised it with Sobers, an unmistakable lithe, sleek predator, collar up, distinctive sinewy athletic walk.
And then they like burgers that are sweet and juicy, spaghetti that is saccharine and topped with hot dogs (no Italian would recognise it), beef with honey and rice, and, for dessert, variations on the mango theme.
Or perhaps they fail to recognise it diminishes with use and across the day (consider how much more likely you are to eat sweets in the afternoon).
Our current understanding of how the calyx structure varies within C. scortechinii allows us to recognise it as a species with the main part of its range from the Malay Peninsula to parts of Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and south China, and which is now recorded for Borneo (Sabah) and probably found also in the Philippines.
Even distributor Fox Searchlight seemed to recognise it wouldn't work with voters.
"Yes, but you know one of the reasons Virago survived is that people recognise it as a brand with a genuine philosophy.
If we see a beacon, we initially recognise it as fire: an entity with a particular, recognisable, visual form; until it begins to move, for then we realise that it actually is a signal signifying something (for instance: the approach of a vessel).
But often it's far more useful to recognise it, rather than kill yourself with the facts that unfortunately cannot be changed.
America and 22 of 27 European Union members have recognised it, along with 26 other states.
