Sentence examples for fixed identities from inspiring English sources

Democracies preclude contending absolutisms and the dicta of fixed identities.

These conversations provide insights into public figures before they acquired fixed identities in public perception.

In the conman movie, the manipulators are chameleons and only their victims have fixed identities.

Yet as Hawkins demonstrates, apparently fixed identities and fortunes have their foundation on shifting sands.

"So many have fixed identities," she said, "and they couldn't do that in this play".

People on "Sesame Street" had limited possibilities and fixed identities, and (the best part) you weren't expected to change much.

When we analyze the state changes as we trace them around the cycle, we are viewing the changes in a system, a mass of fixed identity.

Despite their potential, these spatial properties are usually underestimated as they seem to lack aspects of what is generally considered essential for designing successful public spaces: site specificity, sensibility to local aesthetics, sociocultural appropriateness, permanent and fixed identity, etc.

Having a call-back number, Chipchase likes to say, is having a fixed identity point, which, inside of populations that are constantly on the move — displaced by war, floods, drought or faltering economies — can be immensely valuable both as a means of keeping in touch with home communities and as a business tool.

At the bottom of it, nothing in the world has an enduring, fixed identity.

Although the three artists were born and lived in different times and places, they all challenged the notion of fixed identity.