Sentence examples for I identified rather from inspiring English sources

I identified rather quickly when I began photography with Walker Evans, Eggleston, Robert Frank, Stephen Shore, Alec Soth, Mark Steinmetz, now Christian Patterson. .

(Oum Ali, meaning "mother of Ali," is how she asked to be identified, rather than by her full name).

If you do, you become someone who is working backwards; someone who is attempting to achieve a goal that you've identified rather than creating something because you think it's good.

Dr. Miriam Kupperman, an expert on medical decision-making at the University of California, San Francisco, says most evaluations of prenatal screening tests focus only on the costs per the number of cases identified, rather than quality-of-life considerations.

No one has to implicate rather than say things, or use the implicatures we have identified rather than others.

The main reasons that may explain this situation can be identified rather easily, although there will be significant differences of opinion.

This system focuses on the objects to be identified rather than the sensor technology, where most R&D efforts are concentrated.

The transfer amounts to nearly half of the inspector general's 760 cases that involve employees who have been identified, rather than allegations against unnamed employees.

While some of the tracks asked for are identified rather quickly, in some cases people have flexed their music head chops in captivating ways that go above and beyond the normal exchange of timestamps.

Even the best amongst us can improve their model, so let's use this moment to start sharing the best practices we've identified rather than pointing out the flaws in others'.

Co-localizations of such types demonstrate that an actual 'network' has been identified rather than a group of commonly activated clusters.