Sentence examples for exclusive identities from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, this argument nearly completely invalidates the experience of religious LGBT people, as if being religious and being LGBT were always two mutually exclusive identities.

It is a national story that militates against cosmopolitanism and works, instead, in favour of an exclusive identity.

"Leiber wanted a more exclusive feeling, a more exclusive identity," said Faith Hope Consolo, the vice chairwoman of Garrick-Aug Store Leasing, the broker who represented both Judith Leiber and the landlord in the deal.

The HIBC model ensures Privacy through limited disclosure principle where same exclusive identity information is disclosed in each resource access request.

The conceptualization of disability as just one source of difference, and as a difference in kind more than degree, can undercut a sense of disability as the basis for a unique and exclusive identity.

In today's United States, these are not mutually exclusive identity constructs.

The new Waterfront district flawlessly connects the oldest part of the historic Imperial Shipyard with the Old City, preserving the exclusive identity of the place.

An exclusive 100% "identities" match between the "query" sequence and the "subject" sequence was required for accurate genotyping.

An exclusive "100% identities" match between the query and subject sequences, returned by the on-line algorithm, was required for genotyping except for variants not yet recorded in the GenBank.

Being British was not an exclusive national identity, but a shared civic identity to underpin a multinational state.

Savater thinks that the Basques' belief in an exclusive national identity, "with a little Guevara and Fanon thrown in," fuels terrorism.