Sentence examples for compelling identity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koch was believed to have no sizable constituency outside his East Side district, and Mr. Cuomo seemed to have no compelling identity.

Even so, constructing a notional, elusive but compelling identity to suit the project at hand has always been so crucial to Dylan's work that it has often been the project at hand, and his look back is no exception.

However, the Maniacs seem stuck in the musical shadow of their former guitarist, John Lombardi, employing variations on his melodies rather than asserting any new or compelling identity.

Josephine Quinn shows how the belief in this historical mirage has blinded us to the compelling identities and communities these people really constructed for themselves in the ancient Mediterranean, based not on ethnicity or nationhood but on cities, family, colonial ties, and religious practices.

Though own brands have traditionally been marketed as generic, low-price substitutes to national brands, retailers are increasingly developing own brands with credible and compelling identities.

Although we're unlikely to see, say, UPS put it to use in the shipping of freight, we could well see that company use crowdsourcing to divine new logistical solutions or design a more compelling corporate identity.

In addition to expanding profitability, employing a Chief Culture Officer substantially increases employee engagement and ensures a compelling corporate identity that trumps mere "branding".

There are many ways to measure, but increasingly the most compelling form of identity is self-identification.

For a recent paper, Dr. Daugman reviewed 9.1 million scans from trials in four countries and concluded that even just using 70percentt of numbers generated by scans could provide "extraordinarily compelling evidence of identity".

Particularly compelling is "Identidad (Identity)," a frieze of photographs, text, and mirrors that was assembled in 1998 by an Argentinean collective, to assist the Abuelas de la Plaza de Mayo as they searched for grandchildren who had been disappeared with their parents or born in custody.

It is a compelling study of personal identity.