Sentence examples for a deep identification of from inspiring English sources

Well, of course it's an Irish problem: the Irish inherited from the tangled history of our archipelago a deep identification of Irishness with Catholicism, and of Britishness with Protestantism.

The filmmaker Charles Burnett, a classmate who went on to direct "Killer of Sheep" and "To Sleep With Anger" and remains a friend, recalls: "Even then he knew what he wanted to do and was very outspoken and engaged, with strong opinions and a deep identification with people of color and their struggle.

Francis's background has fostered a deep identification with the poor.

I think to feel a passion for an artist – a real passion like the enthusiasm that made John Ruskin write five volumes of sprawling prose to prove the greatness of JMW Turner – involves a kind of deep identification, a sense of meeting your double, the artist who speaks for you.

Mr. Johar, in particular, spoke of how his very first sight of Bharatanatyam had brought a sense of deep identification.

Even in the world of fan conventions, the Transformers crowd is known for an especially deep identification with the brand.

Johnson had "empathy," Caro writes, "a deep sense of identification with the poor, including the dark-skinned poor".

He developed a keen admiration for Dmitri Mendeleev, the genius behind the periodic table, and a deep sense of identification with the early-19th-century poet-chemist Humphry Davy, whose scientific enthusiasm and dangerous impulsiveness so closely mirrored his own.

The emphasis on surviving might prove slightly trickier in the case of the writer and philosopher Simone Weil, who died during the Second World War partly as a result of reducing her diet to a bare minimum, out of a deep sense of identification with victims of the war.

"I was born in Glasgow and have lived most of my life there, and whatever image the city has to the outside world, to me it underlies and pervades my feeling at a deep level of identification and sympathy," he said.

Looking at television footage of tsunami survivors stirs a deep emotional identification with their devastated choices.