Sentence examples for be so identified from inspiring English sources
But is it possible for a business of this size to be so identified with one individual?
This meant that in faith a person could be so identified with Jesus Christ that when God looked at him, he saw instead the merit that Christ had won through his self-sacrifice on the cross.
It is one of the surest signs of the waning vitality of the early-music movement (and the not wholly unrelated swoon of the classical-record industry) that on the international scene the gamba has come to be so identified with a single performer, the Spaniard Jordi Savall, who played on that film's soundtrack.
The likelihood of being left out under the new definition depended on the original diagnosis: about a quarter of those identified with classic autism in 1993 would not be so identified under the proposed criteria; about three-quarters of those with Asperger syndrome would not qualify; and 85percentt of those with P.D.D.-N.O.S. would not.
For example, in 2012, the Education Department found that American Indian and Alaska Native students were 60percentt more likely to be labeled with an intellectual disability, while black children were more than twice as likely as other groups to be so identified.
Once identified in Medicare claims as having AD, patients were more likely to be so identified again.
"It is not a trivial matter because historically white bread is so identified with upward mobility, with well-being.
"It's so identified with Natalie Cole, just like 'Don't Rain on My Parade' is identified with Streisand.
