Sentence examples for becoming identified from inspiring English sources

Becoming identified with a partisan election count is the political equivilent of biting down on a cyanide capsule.

The factory rapidly expanded during the war, becoming identified with a large female workforce and the American tradition of "Rosie the Riveter".

They say it dug its own hole in middle America by becoming identified with the party's liberal urban base, making them an easy target for talk-radio firebrands.

This is about training the mind to acknowledge its content without becoming identified with it, and often involves concentrating on the breath – a good way to focus your mind.

And the short-term protection from the racism of the resolutions at Durban achieved by joining the American walkout masks a deeper danger: Jews risk becoming identified with the forces in the world that oppose the struggle against racism.

But "by failing to criticize Israeli human rights violations adequately," he writes, "world Jewry made itself vulnerable" to the hatred displayed at Durban and risks "becoming identified with the forces in the world that oppose the struggle against racism".

All three spent their teenage years in front of the cameras, becoming solidly identified with a single character.

The so-called London School of figurative painters, men like Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud and RB Kitaj, was becoming increasingly identified internationally with contemporary British art.

The so-called London School of figurative painters, men like Bacon, Freud and R.B. Kitaj, was becoming increasingly identified internationally with contemporary English art.

Interesting, isn't it, that Agassi should have used that particular phrasing, given the scorn heaped upon him for starring in a television commercial for a brand of camera and becoming closely identified with its marketing mantra: Image is Everything.

Especially when we slip into becoming overly identified with an outer measure of our worth.