Sentence examples for be identifying with from inspiring English sources

It's all about 'me.' Japanese artists seem to be identifying with a communal perspective.

As a young Israeli jazz musician, he found he had more in common with black Americans than the people he was meant to be identifying with, and he has acted on that.

In some ways Burton - a rebel himself, though a very successful one - seems to be identifying with Edward D Wood Jr, the outsider who never got a real look-in.

The changes they did make with V2 (water-proofing, higher-def video, slightly updated design) have fundamentally been tweaks towards perfecting a vision that consumers don't seem to be identifying with already, all in a package that costs more.

Try to discourage them, as it is so much more important to be identifying with your own experience, rather than "the right" answer.

Can be identified with.

"But they want to be identified with something".

Who'd want to be identified with her?

Get a big issue to be identified with, and run with it.

Difficulty came not only to be identified with intellectual exploration but with academic expertise.

Those were shows that had come to be identified with NBC.