Sentence examples for expressed identity from inspiring English sources
Despite the daily self-defense demands of his stridently expressed identity, Gurion still finds time to make two classic blunders that keep the story moving.
The short time during which this dramatic change took place indicates it probably results from a shift in expressed identity among Somalis tracing their origins to Ethiopia.
It's no surprise that Illinois consumers expressed identity theft as their No. 2 complaint, right behind debt, according to the state attorney general's office.
Oromo appear less likely in recent years to report multiple ethnic identities, suggesting that Ethiopian federalism may have distinct impacts on the expressed identities of different groups.
PANTHER further converged the aberrantly expressed identities by matching several transcripts to the same protein precursor in the database (Table 5).
Furthermore as SELDI and 2D-DIGE technologies are not equivalent, the biomarker peaks comprising the Q profile may not be part of the differentially expressed identities.
It expresses identity through found media".
The 'is' of 'Socrates is a man' expresses identity.
Foreign policy is not always about interest, but could also be about expressing identity.
Participants gain experience expressing identity that bridges differences and still speaks to personal sense of who each person is.
When the two trends get together, then you have an extraordinary socially rooted technological development expressing identity.
