Sentence examples for because he identifies it from inspiring English sources

Hence, Dawkins rejects the vehicle approach partly because he identifies it with the manifestor of adaptation approach, which he has answered by definition, in terms of the long-term beneficiary.

It is thought that he included the dodo because he identified with it and had adopted the name as a nickname for himself because of his stammer, which made him accidentally introduce himself as "Do-do-dodgson", his legal surname.

"Of course, it is [a HIPAA violation], because he identifies people from their information.

It's a brilliant narrative stroke on Mac's part: does Max want to be male because he feels male or because he identifies with Arnold?

But because he identified himself as a Communist, he was held as a political detainee.

Because he identified with him we could too.

He photographed Picasso, Matisse, Bonnard and Giacometti, not because they were famous, but because he identified with them as artists.

Not because he was very supportive of the BBC's move to Salford – as he's MP for Bury South, you'd expect that – but because attacking the southern snobbery he identifies, while it certainly still exists in some quarters, is tilting at windmills: there are real issues that need to be faced if the BBC's MediaCity project is to achieve its true potential.

Perhaps most important, the initial theme of a midlife crisis -- which Mr. Dreyfuss wanted because he said he identified with it -- is also being overhauled.

It is not "the right action" according to the Buddhist precepts he identifies with, because it sends a message of support for Israeli military actions against Palestinian civilians in Gaza.

(He asked not to name the company because he did not have permission to identify it).