Perhaps it is little wonder cynics say little has changed, apart from the identities of the men and women whose proximity to power makes them attractive to those who are paid to influence it.
You wind up seeing yourself as a "runner" or a "salsa dancer," which gives you a critical sense of self apart from the almighty identity on the business card that is not you but is very convincing at making you think it is.
A number of important questions remained unanswered last night, quite apart from the victor's identity.
The relevant background knowledge, apart from the logic of identity, is that a group operation is associative.
Apart from the specific national identity, interpersonal relation, lifestyle and language, etc., their core factors should also apply to all other people.
For Beauvoir, as for Freud, there is no such thing as a disembodied, non-sexed human being; any ideal of the human apart from sexual identity or difference is an abstraction that can only be affirmed on the basis of a mind/body dualism.
Here, people do not have a sense of identity apart from the forest (what is referred to as their ancestral domain).
Values can set a company apart from the competition by clarifying its identity and serving as a rallying point for employees.
The letters and interviews in Elena Ferrante's Frantumaglia: A Writer's Journey (trans Ann Goldstein, Europa), reveal all you ever need to know about the author of the Neapolitan Quartet, apart from the trifling matter of her identity.
As the health sciences schools grew more complex after 1960, and as the schools of dentistry, public health, and nursing forged an identity apart from the medical school, the central records appear to have become more purely those of the offices of the Vice President for Health Sciences and of the Dean of the medical school.
