Sentence examples for distinguished identities from inspiring English sources

It doesn't embrace diversity of experience born of distinguished identities defined by race, class, gender, nationality, religion, and age, and the importance of intersectionality of those influences which shape worldviews and thoughts.

Plato firstly made the distinction between "is" as a copula in a phrase and the identifying "is"; thus, Aristotle distinguished identity in its numeric meaning as equivalence from an identifier that defines an object as an individual.

Scholars have mapped roughly 22 different elements that distinguish identities, including their level of relative importance, certainty, salience, positivity, active involvement, emotional attachment, choice or imposition, and so on.

What distinguishes "identity" politics from these classic pressure or interest-group politics?

It is customary to distinguish identity at a time from identity across time.

Objection 3: If identity statements are mere equivalencies, what distinguishes identity from mere similarity?

Before looking at those problems, and some of the most frequently proposed solutions to them, let us ask whether there is anything that distinguishes identity from other relations.

He noted that his database has 19 people named Chan Chikeung and 12 people named Chan Waikeung, who need to be distinguished by identity numbers.

(Johnston 1992, Baker 1997) Constitution is distinguished from identity insofar as it is an asymmetric relation: Lump constitutes Statue, but not vice versa.

For instance, it has previously been shown that direct and averted static head views can be distinguished across identity in posterior STS (Natu et al. 2010).

(The program does not distinguish the identities of the performers).