Sentence examples for divided identity from inspiring English sources

He would later return to his home country as a conscript in the French army, a classic instance of divided identity.

It's the distance between the tenacious French imaginary of the secular state integrating every immigrant and the facts of increasingly divided identity.

The paradox is that in the name of putting the genocide behind them Rwandans have had it held constantly in front of them, as a warning of the perils of divided identity.

But his divided identity does allow Mr. Spacey to jump out of his skin, to break through his sly reserve in a moment of wailing, screaming anguish tailor-made for the video screens on Oscar night.

The last ones to call people half-Jews or mischlinge were Nazis; they divided identity up so neatly because they saw Jewishness in racial, not religious or cultural terms.

The second track, "The English and Western Stallion," opens with an a-cappella section and then blossoms into a kind of California version of Belle and Sebastian — a song about divided identity, wounded and vulnerable but ultimately defiant.

On the other hand, the same technique truly enriched his adaptation of the John Cassavetes movie "Opening Night," a portrait of the necessarily divided identities of actors in performance.

In spite of these similarities, they have maintained two separate identities, divided by an ethnic boundary.

They knew how they had been divided by identity in the past, and that those divisions still figure in Rwandan life, but they wanted to be known for something else.

Encryption based techniques can be further divided into Identity Based Encryption (IBE), Attribute Based Encryption (ABE) and storage path encryption.

Otherwise, best to keep everyone divided by identity politics and frightened by the power of the Right.