Sentence examples for deepest identity from inspiring English sources

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.

This means basing the project on ethics caring for the values of environmental history, sustainability, respect for what has always-been (compared with what is not-yet) (Palermo 2000), and opposing that minimum of resistance that, though permitting change and transformation of our life spaces, maintains their deepest identity, with an implicit resilient, autopoietic strategy.

There are endless ways to invoke your true home, your stillness, and deepest identity.

The trouble begins when we apply "hate the sin, love the sinner" to more complex situations, such as those touching on our deepest identity.

As a result, her career has become a vehicle through which the right-wing evangelical movement feels it can express its deepest identity in opposition both to secular society and to its representatives in the Obama White House.

Ukraine faces deep identity issues.

"It's a very deep identity thing.

This much was clear: the CSU was in a deep identity crisis.

But Croton seems to be suffering from an even deeper identity crisis.

When he looked around him, he noticed that Israel, too, was "having a very deep identity crisis".