Sentence examples for a unitary identity from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the political establishment at Westminster, increasingly desperate to keep the kingdom united, began playing up the notion of "Britishness" as a unitary identity.

By Joanna Kavenna When a literary novelist writes popular detective fiction, has he betrayed his mission or escaped the prison of a unitary identity?

While the initial session had featured isolated aspects of the nude in the form of apparently dismembered limbs, the second synthesised woman and body into a unitary identity.

Previously, Muslims, by Bunglawala's account, had been fragmented (we could use the buzzword "diverse", though surely that wouldn't do), but the campaign to vilify and terrorise an author of fiction formed a unitary identity block.

Criticisms of a unitary identity of "woman" have been motivated by worries that much feminist theory has originated from the standpoint of a particular class of women who mistake their own particular standpoint for a universal one.

But he, too, emphasizes that Jewishness was never a simple or unitary identity, and he, too, mistrusts the Bible as a source of historical evidence.

It can be usefully compared and contrasted with Elizabeth Gaskell's attempts at synthesising a unitary English identity in her fiction.

The doctrine of an-ātta offers a critical examination of the claim that some physical or mental item or aggregate could be identified as the self, that is, as possessing some kind of fix, permanent, and unitary identity.

Greer continued: "I conclude that a unitary, unfakeable digital identity is no bargain and that I don't want one.

Central to China's long-enduring identity as a unitary country is the province, or sheng ("secretariat").

Because my characters' eyes can be sharper than mine, since my own identity has no lock on a unitary or objective way of seeing things.