Sentence examples for developing a new identity from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, he argued, the standard approach of developing a new identity might take years before the house saw a profit.
Cosmopolitan by default because of its proximity to the United States — 60 million people cross the border there each year — Tijuana is developing a new identity that is bringing it out of the shadows of its own reputation.
Making friends after a divorce can be difficult, especially after developing a new identity as a single parent with multiple responsibilities.
Small wonder that when he came to develop a new identity for the signage of New York's ailing subway system in the early 1970s, Vignelli reached yet again for Helvetica - this time stark white text on an unyielding black background, iconography as bold and brash as the city itself.
On the outside he develops a new identity and becomes a respected developer in Chicago.
In a sober, serious German literature class, Mr. Doyle developed a new identity: the funny American.
I want to develop a new identity, really challenge the dancers, make them dance ballets that are not just the classics".
The previous shift (on the level of signifiers) from ELSI (S1) to ELSA (S2) allowed the researchers involved to cleanse themselves of certain undesirable connotations connected with the ELSI label (such as the reproach of being too supportive of genomics research as such) and to develop a new identity (involving more opportunities for taking a critical stance, for instance).
This is particularly bad news for a city that, just over a year ago, spent thousands on developing a new brand identity: "Small city, big story".
Notwithstanding such an attitude, Penbygull gave an original contribution to logic by developing a new theory of identity, which solved the problems that Wyclif's analysis of predication had raised, and by refining Wyclif's theory of predication itself.
