Britishness

Until the 1960s 'Britishness', in terms of law and administration, was a simple matter today.

Britishness, it would appear, is an identity quite at home in the 21st Century.

Indeed, a modern list of Britishness would look altogether different.

"Be proud of your country but define Britishness for yourself."

Whether audiences will actually sense Britishness in the finished movie remains far from clear.

We need to be a bit savvy about marketing our Britishness over the next five months.

Mason's Britishness was certainly evident when asked how he felt.

Our definition of Britishness must come from a very old dictionary.

I don’t want to lose that Britishness, because we are candid.

Let it not be said the man does not own his Britishness.

After the bombings last year the approach changed, as officials began to talk up the virtues of Britishness.

This has nothing to do with class or race but, rather, with Britishness.

Britishness is attractive to those with a mixed cultural heritage.

Has his Britishness ever held him back in terms of his influence?

Scotland is lost to the sort of Britishness that used to hold sway.

Let's be clear: a Yes vote does not mean the end of Britishness.

Even amongst those with no feelings of Britishness at all, only around half support independence.

Which is not to detract from the 'Britishness' of these acts.

Evading Britishness was easy enough, as it turned out; but the dead part may eventually present a problem.

Ethnic identities did not necessarily compete with a sense of Britishness.

Many use the occasion for an exuberant display of Britishness.

However, this event gave the entire community a heightened sense of "Britishness" by sharing in the war effort.

A new emphasis is now being put on 'Britishness'.

Thirdly, this process has had the effect of diminishing our Britishness.

"I stand here today again to speak up for Britain and Britishness," he said.