Sentence examples for clearly defined identities from inspiring English sources

Third is the idea of institutions becoming less distinct, losing the more clearly defined identities that the public can easily understand.

Hester Glass, the exam board's subject specialist for English language and literature, said: "Historically, English language and literature A-level has lacked a clearly defined identity.

Instead of pushing misleading metrics like megapixels, the company went its own defiant way and came up with a camera with an extremely clearly defined identity.

It also has a very strong and clearly defined brand identity.

On the broader issue of identity, I do think they need to stop being defensive and clearly define an identity, even if it's a laundry list about gay rights, women's rights, and national toleration, for example.

The House of Krug has a very strong identity clearly defined by Joseph Krug.

Another answer to question 3 was: "When machines become more autonomous and can more clearly define their identity, gender might be important because society might find it easier to accept them".

Why is it that our society places so much importance on having clearly defined sexual orientation and gender identity boxes?

Our identity is clearly defined, and is easy for customers to understand.

But whether it is for a budget motel on Interstate 95 or a luxury palace in Tokyo or New York, establishing a brand identity within a clearly defined market niche has become the most important component of marketing to business travelers.

The Knicks now appear to have a defined identity.