Sentence examples for concern identity from inspiring English sources

The novels are different, but both concern identity and misidentification.

Along the way, they responded to a growing concern — identity theft — that established mailbox suppliers had failed to address.

Yet, as we indicated in the beginning of this section, we have understood identity-dependence to concern "identity" in a rather different sense.

The argument under consideration and which, possibly, has its first statement in Madell (1981), does not concern identity through time, but the consequences for identity of certain counterfactuals concerning origin.

(Such questions are said to concern "identity over time" because to say that x is y is to say that x and y are one that is, numerically identical).

Her research interests concern identity construction of young adults who work while studying, organisational socialization, and the evolution of identity and competences of professionals of the field of training and counselling.

The obvious objection to Powell's claim that conflicts concern identities, power and resources rather than religious differences is that religions are in fact largely concerned with identity.

I'd always imagined him as male, so my first and primary question concerns identity: whom does Keats want us to see when he leads us into the grain store of the second stanza?

Informed by urban theory, postmodernist criticism in art and architecture, and debates concerning identity politics and the public sphere, the book addresses the siting of art as more than an artistic problem.

One of the most venerable concerns identity and change.

Further, Stevens and Deleuze have much in common, especially concerning identity and difference, and Deleuze was clearly obsessed with American literature from Walt Whitman to George Jackson, from Herman Melville to John Cage.