Sentence examples for deep identity from inspiring English sources
Ukraine faces deep identity issues.
"It's a very deep identity thing.
This much was clear: the CSU was in a deep identity crisis.
When he looked around him, he noticed that Israel, too, was "having a very deep identity crisis".
By James Wright The New Yorker, March 13 , 1971P. 40 I have a deep identity View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Sam Knight.
Britain, too, is embroiled in a deep identity crisis over its ties to Europe, although the Conservative Party's Save the Pound platform proved unpopular with the voters in Thursday's election.
Expanding into series of powers and equating coefficients of \theta^0, \theta^4, and \theta^8 gives some deep identities for the hyperbolic secant.
But Croton seems to be suffering from an even deeper identity crisis.
But the crisis triggered in the 17 members that use the euro has also sparked a deeper identity crisis within the wider E.U.
Still, I love what Senator Lieberman, an Orthodox Jew, is doing to wake this nation up to its deepest identity, rooted in Jewishness.
Your sense of who you were, your deepest identity, was determined by your position in a human network, whose physical corollary was the architecture of the city.
