Sentence examples for cohesive identity from inspiring English sources

The folk scene in the north-east has a very cohesive identity.

The alignment provides arguments for cohesive identity and access management (IAM) in a business network.

If San Diego has a cohesive identity at all, it's a shared embrace of an easy, breezy Southern California casualness.

The cable channel still lacks a cohesive identity, having shown everything, including baseball playoffs, reruns of "Alias" and the religious programming of Pat Robertson's "700 Club".

Its people have never been allowed to mature organically into a cohesive identity with a shared culture and a common understanding of itself as Iraqi.

Across the country, in voting booths and legislative chambers, Democrats are struggling to define a cohesive identity and to find a way forward.

Metropolitan sections and civic campaigns crafted cohesive identities for sprawling metropolises.

After taking office in 2000, President Paul Kagame harnessed Umuganda to help clean up his gun and shell-strewn capital, as well as to promote the idea of a cohesive national identity through communal projects.

Between the East River and the Eastport-Manorville Road, the gateway to the East End, the Island lacks the cohesive regional identity, at least in terms of book sales, that makes the Hamptons so marketable, he said.

Whereas 300 years next to a larger neighbour has forced Scotland to rally to a (reasonably) cohesive national identity, that's a process that seems only recently to have begun down south.

For AEG, Behrens developed what may be considered the first cohesive "visual identity system"; he consistently used the same logo, roman typeface styles, and geometric grids to create product catalogs, magazines, posters, other printed matter, and architectural graphics.