Sentence examples for be identified by some from inspiring English sources
It means accepting that no matter how well our children do, how much we help to build successful schools and push for higher standards, we will always be identified by some as Muslims first and parents second; and that, as a consequence, the reaction to our success will be one of suspicion, rather than celebration and a recognition of common aims.
Interaction between user and their smartphone can be identified by some of sensors such as a battery, screen status, and running applications.
The first is that the visionary figure has now become somewhat more definite and will no doubt be identified by some readers with Yeats though I do not mean anything so precise as that.
The vessels in tumour samples can be identified by some different endothelial cell-specific antibodies: most often recognising factor VIII, CD31 or CD34 related antigen.
Through histology, tendinopathy can be identified by some or all of these characteristics: small tears and disorganisation of the collagen fibres, changes in cell number and shape, variations in vascularity, and varying glycosaminoglycan levels.
The Penn National deal had been identified by some analysts as a potential candidate for renegotiation.
But now those positions have been identified by some on the far right as being too far left.
It has therefore been identified by some creolists as a semi-creole (a term that remains controversial).
'Blue-haired woman' has been identified by some on Twitter as campaigner Bunny La Roche, a Socialist Worker's Party organiser and a Stand Up To UKIP member.
Weibo users took to the social network to explain what happened, though many of those posts were quickly deleted by government censors, especially those that described the attackers, two of whom were identified by some as women.
A more active insult -- throwing a wad of cash in someone's face -- is apparently what the patron who has been identified by some witnesses as a man known as Scar did to Mr. Combs that night.
