Sentence examples for coming to identify from inspiring English sources

Empire of the Sun by JG Ballard: a young Brit named Jamie scavenges an existence alone in wartime Shanghai and in Japanese prison camps, coming to identify with his captors, admiring their fighter pilots and losing any sense of taking sides in the international conflict.

"[But] coming to identify with the bears and the bear community has increased my confidence and my feelings of being attractive".

She also came to identify with her great-great-grandmother.

Berkowitz had also come to identify with him.

I came to identify with both and do so to this day.

"I really came to identify with these blue-collar stories," he said.

Eventually, around a fifth of South Asia's population came to identify itself as Muslim.

Could they come to identify her? Her tiny frame was swollen and charred, her face unrecognizable.

He added that through his marriage he has come to identify more as Native American.

They have come to identify totally with the characters in the story.

The debate gave rise to rival factions that came to identify themselves as "deletionists" and "inclusionists".