Sentence examples for credible identity from inspiring English sources

There is a deeper process going on, whereby a credible identity – a life lived according to a believed truth – has become a more significant badge in politics than a coherent set of ideas.

While the house that bears his name is ironically not among them (the label has yet to find a credible identity), Mr. Blass, who died in 2002, is gathering acolytes.

The life force has gone from him and he has no credible sexual identity.

A third area of controversy involves a debate regarding the constitution of credible ethnic identities.

(To make the assumed identity credible, Benghabrit had the name of Hilali's grandfather engraved on a tombstone in the Muslim cemetery in the Paris suburb of Bobigny, according to French obituaries about the singer. In one tense scene in the film a German soldier intent on proving that Hilali is a Jew, takes him to the cemetery to identify it).

As such, the presence of histone CENH3 is generally considered the most credible factor defining centromere identity.

From Lacey, Wash.: You said recently that the Patriot Act "merely requires banks to have a credible program for verifying identities of its new customers".

As a Danish academic, Lykke Friis, puts it: "All Nordic countries are struggling to find a credible fit between their national identity and the EU...this fit is especially difficult because Nordic identity is 'about being better than Europe'".

Where there is credible evidence that disclosing their identity could put their life in danger there must be legitimate grounds for not disclosing their identity.

He said he returned to Nottingham after he left the police in order to spend more time withdrawing from his fake identity in a credible way.

Thus, the SoP writing process is also "a means of establishing a (credible) claim to a scholarly identity" (Hyland, 2012, p. 72) and many SoP writers have found such process extremely challenging (Chiu, 2016; Dubb, 2011).