Sentence examples for black identify from inspiring English sources

There doesn't appear to be too much to argue with there, though Wiliam and Black identify an "informal" process, and the authors of Assessment for Learning: Beyond the Black Box seem intent on formalising it.

Fellow Millennium Group member Peter Watts Terry O'Quinnn) helps Black identify the kidnapper from a set pictures of sex offenders in the Seattle area Black recognizes Richard Green Dylan Haggertyy) as the man from the airport footage.

The lovers share the music's quiet passages with five men in black identified as the Wall.

Calculations for the application of steam gasification of acetylene black identified reflective and absorbing cavity receiver designs theoretically capable of achieving, respectively, 8% and 23% solar-to-chemical efficiency when scaled to accept 8 kW of solar power.

During the exam, student X was displaying several unusual behaviors, which included: retrieving the exam tooth and turning it upside down to inspect the black identifying markings on the underside.

However, the relationship is far from deterministic: substantial minorities of those with unfavorable attitudes toward blacks identify as Democrats.So Mr Hayes is quite wrong.

According to the Pew Research Center, 64percentt of blacks identify as Democrats, 26percentt as Independents and only 5percentt identify as Republicans.

That is unusual considering that 47percentt of blacks identify as liberal and 45percentt as conservative, but 93percentt voted for the reelection of Barack Obama.

Some experts attribute the larger number of blacks identifying with more than one race to an increase in interracial marriages and a greater recognition by younger blacks of their multiracial ancestry.

Harris-Perry asked if she could perhaps be "trans-black" (identifying with a race she was not born into), and Hilson tweeted that Dolezal should be thanked because "she's doing more than most of us do for ourselves".

She has said that she subscribes to the "one drop theory" – the idea that if even one drop of your blood is black, you identify as black.