Sentence examples for a singular identity from inspiring English sources

But somehow the area maintains a singular identity.

Opinions still vary about whether the country ever had a singular identity to begin with.

Beyond that there is the challenge of how to avoid making "we" into a singular identity (as in "we Americans").

Replaceable body parts, plastic surgery and gender re-assignment are undermining the traditional idea of the individual as a being with a singular identity and destiny.

"He says, 'You got to call 911.' " For many New Yorkers, a borough is like a tribe, a singular identity, a way of being in the world.

In the end, he was reduced to a life of visas and passports, imprisoned in a singular identity, that of the Jewish refugee.

The Psycho-social Identity dimension was defined as the patient's environment; those elements, such as society, caregivers, family, and close relationships that together make up a person's singular identity.

Last June, my partner, Ian, our daughter, Orli, then 2, and my parents arrived for a week, hoping to get a sense of Minorca's singular identity.

Few movies made anywhere these days can claim a singular national identity.

(Still nascent in the era of the Callot Soeurs, trademarks have taken a legal effort to secure an originator's rights to what the art historian Nancy Troy so aptly called "a singular charismatic identity" of the couturier).

One is a singular fixed identity, the other is an evolving multi-faceted concept.