Sentence examples for generally identified as from inspiring English sources

So, it's not simply a matter of people who are in general agreement on some policy or generally identified as being in the center or more liberal or more conservative.

In his writings — some of them on the Op-Ed page of The Times and in the New York Review of Books — he is generally identified as a former ambassador or with some other generic description that gives no insight into his business interests in the area.

They are generally identified as Sponsored Research Administrative Staff.

The population generally identified as black or African-American totaled 36.7 million as of July 2002.

Interest in this subject matter continued after 1912, during the phase generally identified as Synthetic Cubism.

Lady Powell wrote a letter to The Telegraph complaining that she had been "generally identified" as the ill-spoken socialite.

Davis said he generally identifies as a Republican but that he voted for Clinton because he strongly opposes Trump.

They find that, despite a focus on economics, Tea Party groups often entertain "socially conservative moral arguments" and don't generally identify as libertarian.

Despite contacts high in the United States government, Mr. Frank's efforts were thwarted by bureaucratic inertia, wartime fear of German-born immigrants, and what Holocaust scholars generally identify as an underlying anti-Semitism in American society.

There is something comical about his objects, and many viewers, at least during my visit, had a hard time stifling their laughter while looking at photographs of a person wearing an oversize padded vest, lying prone on the floor with hands thrust into canvas pockets, or wearing what we in America generally identify as dunce caps.

Brazilians don't generally identify as Latino, but the historical development of the country is akin to that imagined space with debatable borders called Latin America.