Sentence examples for become identified as from inspiring English sources

But it also extends to what has become the "D" word when it comes to gay players, or players who become identified as outliers for other reasons: distraction.

The danger, aides said, is that if he were to become identified as an advocate for the banks and Wall Street, people could take out their anger on him.

As I become identified as someone outside the New York community, I feel myself losing the power to define myself and losing that wonderful sense of belonging to this city.

The opera is dominated by two sopranos, who have to contribute a lot, by their sensuality and swing, to establish Mr. Andriessen's view of the opera house as another kind of nightclub, and who have to move through various other roles before they eventually become identified as Esmeralda and the Investigatrix.

This costume look of hers, which has become identified as the "Annie Hall" look, often consists of men's pants and waistcoats, a floppy tie vaguely tucked into the belt of the pants, and little-girl sandals; or a skirt and shirt and pullover, and heels daringly high for someone already tall.

The richest individuals tend to become identified as such by their conspicuous donations.

She became identified as his muse, something that still rankles.

So for her, French became identified as an ambivalent source of liberty.

'The rise of the term over here dates from when Russell took over "Doctor Who" [in 2004] and became identified as the showrunner.

Vega became identified as a playwright with the comedia, a comprehensive term for the new drama of Spain's Golden Age.

This practice caused the colonial European varieties to diverge more and more from their original lexifiers until they eventually became identified as creole languages.