Sentence examples for breadth of identity from inspiring English sources
Unhindered transfer of a person's entire record could also increase the breadth of identity theft, Mr. Lagos said: "One-time access by a hacker could turn into a lifetime data breach".
Chantal Akerman was commonly described as a Belgian film-maker, but this label hardly does justice to the breadth of her identity as an artist, nor to her nomadic nature.
Through music we can harness and share the richness of cultural background and identity, the breadth of life experience and alternative perspectives available in our expanding communities and enrich all our understanding.
Class politics doesn't address the full breadth of that, but neither does identity politics, healthcare advocacy, or environmentalism.
In an essay for the Guardian, from 2014, Stipe wrote, "The 21st century has provided all of us, recent generations particularly, with a clearer idea of the breadth of fluidity with which sexuality and identity presents itself in each individual".
The 21st century has provided all of us, recent generations particularly, with a clearer idea of the breadth of fluidity with which sexuality and identity presents itself in each individual.
Nevertheless, he pressed his way down the aisle of the first balcony, said something to the protesting usher and from his front-row perch whispered across the aisle to the author's mother, "I lost my ticket, but was fortunately able to establish my identity by the breadth of my beam and the corresponding breadth of this seat".
With its breadth of purpose and role as an identity provider and app activity hub, it knows more about people than possibly any company on the planet.
Provide proof of identity.
Beware of identity theft.
