Sentence examples for defined identity from inspiring English sources

The Knicks now appear to have a defined identity.

Like all scrappy mongrels, the Two-Tailed Dog has no verifiable birthdate and no precisely defined identity.

Flowers are unique parts of plants because they form a predictable number of organs of defined identity.

Hester Glass, the exam board's subject specialist for English language and literature, said: "Historically, English language and literature A-level has lacked a clearly defined identity.

Instead of pushing misleading metrics like megapixels, the company went its own defiant way and came up with a camera with an extremely clearly defined identity.

He then examines both the tangible and intangible media responsible for keeping that defined identity welded into the infrastructure of Han public memory.

Hardy chain stores with clear and defined identities.

Third is the idea of institutions becoming less distinct, losing the more clearly defined identities that the public can easily understand.

How did students define "identity" in order to respond to the writing prompt?

"Food helps define identity" and food history reveals as much about a culture as its literature.

First, we will try to define identity, digital identity and identity management.