What the far right Pegida UK share with several more mainstream voices is the fantasy worldview that pits an enlightened "west" against a backward Muslim world– a worldview that fails utterly to recognise both the west's extensive complicity with repression in other parts of the globe and the heroic efforts of many Muslims to resist that repression and stand for democracy and human rights.
But these comments utterly fail to recognise the emotional and physical impact of being accosted or assaulted.
It is utterly impossible to "recognise" the correct answer to this item without having worked through this process of analysis and evaluation, and the knowledge required to answer it must clearly be informed by deep learning, understanding and application.
I felt that [the professionals] were very risk-averse…their first concern was to ensure the risk was minimized completely and utterly, rather than recognising that there was a risk but that it wasn't too great yet. 2 We told school that if the children are having any treats, our daughter can have them too… There was an event where all the children were having hot chocolate with marshmallows.
8 I felt that [the professionals] were very risk-averse…their first concern was to ensure the risk was minimized completely and utterly, rather than recognising that there was a risk but that it wasn't too great yet. 2 We told school that if the children are having any treats, our daughter can have them too… There was an event where all the children were having hot chocolate with marshmallows.
While I utterly disagree with their perspective, it needs to be recognised that these values are compelling and coherent for those who hold them.
Anybody who's ever been to school will recognise Opal: utterly pragmatic and self-centred evil fairy.
Fans of Jean-Pierre Jeunet's utterly beguiling Amelie will recognise the moment in Micmacs when, at his father's funeral, young Bazil is given a box of personal effects that include bits of the landmine that killed his dad.
Stoke performed with the kind of raw, rough commitment that someone who had last attended a match in 1958 would have recognised, and with a few inventive moves at free-kicks they would have found utterly baffling.
Donald Trump, Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson have recognised this on the right, but the establishment left's complacency has meant they've utterly failed to read the public mood, for which we all now have to pay the price.
