Sentence examples for a problem of identity from inspiring English sources

"There is a problem of identity," Mr. Jospin said.

But for Palestinians, the problem is not a problem of identity.

"Young people have a problem of identity," said Bilal Assaad the spokesman for the Community of Islam Mosque in Copenhagen, which led the protests here against the Muhammad cartoons.

It's not a moral problem; it's not a problem of identity -- he knows exactly who he is and exactly where he came from.

However, even if all three of these assumptions can be dismissed as bad, or at least inadequate, reasons for supposing that transworld identity requires criteria of transworld identity (and hence for supposing that there is a problem of transworld identity), it does not follow that there are no good reasons for this supposition.

In short, A.W. Schlegel's concern became more and more a problem of national identity (Schmelling, 35 36).

If so, and if these assumptions exhaust the grounds for supposing that there is a problem of transworld identity, the alleged problem may be dismissed as a pseudo-problem.

Rather, it's about a philosophical problem of identity.

Saint Anselm's Proof: A Problem of Reference, Intentional Identity and Mutual Understanding-- G. KliMutual Understanding--

Moreover, many trans people may not self-identify as trans* and so there is a problem of wrongfully imputing identities (and political agendas) that run contrary to self-identifications.

On Thursday, two House subcommittees will conduct a joint hearing about the effect of proposed rules to comply with Basel III capital standards; and a House panel will conduct a hearing about the problem of identity theft and tax fraud for the Internal Revenue Service.