Sentence examples for complex identities from inspiring English sources

We all have complex identities, made up of separate yet indivisible parts.

They're fresh-faced, professional and speak articulately about their complex identities, but there is a frustration and sadness in their voices that belies their boyish exuberance.

The census data shows that some of the assumptions made by politicians about identity and citizenship no longer hold – people have multiple and complex identities.

We acknowledge this limitation but believe that this intersectional approach will avoid the erasure of some students' complex identities, such as those of women of color.

The work of hooks and later Cherrie Moraga, Gloria Anzaldúa, Maria Lugones, Elizabeth Spelman, and others foregrounded the need to account for women's multiple and complex identities and experiences.

Third, labour geographers have yet to engage in any sustained fashion with unpacking the complex identities of workers and the way in which those identities simultaneously are shaped by and shape the economic and cultural landscape.

But being African is an increasingly complex identity.

Seen all together, these messages unintentionally reflect the complex identity of the city itself.

The memories float to the surface of his consciousness; they are part of his complex identity.

Beckett has Vladimir and Estragon play with the complex identity of Cain in Waiting for Godot.

But the complex identity that Ellison claimed as an individual birthright Baldwin held as an imperative of American survival.