Sentence examples for always been identified from inspiring English sources

The Mets' circle of fans has always been identified as heavily suburban.

Having always been identified with triumph by resilience, he became associated with victory by attack.

"I've always been identified with humanism, progressive politics, civil rights, free speech and organized labor.

Practicing Faith Tebow has always been identified with his religious beliefs.

The interviews with the cult members were similarly enlightening, particularly since they represented a diseased extension of the desire for individuality with which he has always been identified.

St. Clare's Hospital has always been identified with the important mission of caring for the people of Clinton, regardless of ability to pay.

The problem has always been identifying who knows what and who is willing and ready to share that knowledge.

In France, Mr. Robert will always be identified with "The War of the Buttons".

But, in France, Crémer will always be identified with Maigret, through whom he was able to express so much of his own reticent and contemplative personality.

It isn't something that can always be identified on the field using one of the numerous symptom checklists or scoring systems that are currently available.

Chairman," Jordan added, "your chairmanship will always be identified with this hearing". That may well be true, but not in the sense Jordan means.