Sentence examples for Build an identity from inspiring English sources

It was, he said, " a medium to build an identity out of a composite personality, to find an artistic identity".

Growing up, her drive to build an identity separate from her small-town roots at times bordered on compulsion.

It is the empty and therefore terrifying attempt to build an identity based on what one isn't and on whom one can hold back".

Hazel McCallion, Mississauga's mayor, said it was unusual for a city struggling to build an identity through its architecture to look to a residential condominium developed privately.

"This gives us an ability to build an identity," said Dr. Paul Nolan, the society's chairman, whose son, Dylan, is preparing to leave for Germany.

This will instead be a season of exploration, as a frightfully young roster tries to build an identity and, perhaps, end a nine-year playoff drought.

Russ Feingold's built an identity as an independent reformer.

Shaun showed a talent for drawing at an early age and built an identity around it.

United have built an identity around never giving up but all rhetoric falls down some days.

If a dictator used chemical weapons against innocents, then Germany, which has since 1945 built an identity on being as moral as possible, cannot simply look away.

Over the years CNR has built an identity for itself by establishing several common undergraduate programs, various centers of research, a summer program (Beahrs ELP), a masters program (MDP), and an international program.