Sentence examples for believed identity from inspiring English sources

In an interview, Mr. Höcke told me he believed identity was "the question" for Germany today.

If the chatter is to be believed, identity theft tops the list of taxpayer concerns for 2016.

I never believed "identity" was some kind of panacea, but it certainly seemed as though it was an essential deterrent to bad actors in a medium that had few, if any, standards of conduct.

Those who believe identity can be one-many typically do so because they accept the controversial thesis that composition (the relation of parts to a whole they compose) should be understood as identity.

If you still believe identity theft is a marketing gimmick, it's time to take a look at the Federal Trade Commission report released this week.

We commissioned a national poll last month which found that nearly 40percentt of Americans believe "identity theft is not a serious problem".

Harris prefaced this deliberate act of smoke and mirrors by stating (4 09-4 18) he didn't want the discussion "contaminated by identity politics," explaining that he believes "identity politics are just poison, unless your identity at this point is Homo sapien".

In fact, 79percentt of Americans surveyed believe identity theft is more likely now than ever before, and 63percentt would rather go on a bad date than have to deal with the aftermath of a security breach.

It is believed that identity in the RH corresponds to identity in sequence preference (Van Gilst et al., 2002); surprisingly, however, we found that TFs with identical RH sequences can bind very different DNA sequences.

Brown warned the pair who had ended his premiership that the majority of Scots now felt more Scottish than British, and suggested English politicians wrongly believed these identities to be equivalent north of the border.

While much has been made of Facebook Connect as an identity-layer that will discourage abuse, we don't believe the identity aspect plays much of a role per se.