Sentence examples for closely identifies from inspiring English sources

Q6: A question for Julianne: of all the roles that you've played on film, which character most closely identifies with your personality?

Such emotions as guilt, shame and pride usually have oneself as their object, or things one closely identifies with, such as family or (for patriots) country.

The political figure he most closely identifies with in the book, and for whom he has undiluted praise, is Bill Clinton.

In his own case, Mr. Jacques said, the character he most closely identifies with in his books is Gonff the Mousethief, a plump creature in a green jerkin and broad belt with a habit of calling others "matey".

Most of "All for Nothing" is written in free indirect discourse, which is to say that the novelist's prose closely identifies itself with the perspective and the language of a particular character.

Because hip-hop is, in his view, "not about race," and because he so closely identifies with the genre, he should be allowed to use the word "nigger" (or its variant "nigga") without recrimination.

The big investment banks closely identified with New York are increasingly international, too.

But Patten, who is also chancellor of Oxford University, is more closely identified with traditional media.

Potter is most closely identified with SECCA where he was its director from 1967 -1991.

Alec Guinness was annoyed that he became so closely identified with his role in "Star Wars".

It has few guest conductors and is closely identified with him.