Sentence examples for chose to identify from inspiring English sources

Why do you think he chose to identify it this way?

(Seven million Americans ultimately chose to identify themselves by more than one race in that census).

The paper also chose to identify the host Bunty with his last name and gave the exact location of his beauty parlour.

As transitions appeared to be regressing, people increasingly chose to identify themselves along tribal or confessional lines, rather than political ones.

It is not clear why the Saudi authorities chose to identify the 11 former Guantánamo detainees or how long they have known about them.

Montana, and especially Butte, is a mining area with a hardscrabble history and an underdog's feistiness, and Mrs. Clinton chose to identify with that history.

Holland was rebelling against the Spanish Hapsburgs at the time, so the Iberian newcomers wisely chose to identify themselves as Portuguese.

What bothered the defendants and the other Girls as much as the lawsuit was the fact that the two plaintiffs, in filing the case, chose to identify themselves by their real names.

There is a Muslim convert (a 25-year-old white woman), a deaf Jewish woman who chose to identify primarily as deaf rather than Jewish because her synagogue was unsympathetic to her disability, the gay adoptees, Chris Huhne.

Of these, about 150,000 choose to identify with North Korea.

"Obama's chosen to identify as an African-American male," explains Jennifer Nobles, the campaigner for multiracialism.