Sentence examples for growing identity from inspiring English sources

This private language springs from a growing identity of views on the great issues facing the world.

For example, toddlers test boundaries because of the curiosity wired in them, it is a necessary developmental stage to establish their growing identity.

For the Europeans, stuck in a growing identity crisis, as and addition to the economic one, there is much food for thought in all of this.

When our early nourishment has been less than ideal, the edge of uneasiness that accompanies our growing identity leaves the sense that there is a hole where there should be wholeness.

To avoid conflation, I should point out that it is possible to identify as asexual and also stake a claim as straight, lesbian, or gay (or genderqueer, or bisexual, or [insert another label from the growing identity list here]), because asexuals define their desires not as sexual but as romantic.

Most spam, and nearly all of the messages in the rapidly growing identity-theft fraud known as phishing, is done with a fake return address.

But even naysayers agree that a growing regional identity has crystallized, a crucial step.

Along the way, they responded to a growing concern — identity theft — that established mailbox suppliers had failed to address.

But as the pull of prosperity harnesses Ireland to its growing European identity, it also tugs it away from its traditions.

In a statement, Victory chief executive Ian Robson thanked FFV for growing the identity of the club, and said: "The prominence of women's football is growing all the time and we are thrilled to be able to bring the team under our care and help to further enhance the profile of the Melbourne Victory players and women's football in general".

Mr. Sabater (pronounced sa-bah-TARE) sang in Spanish and English, a factor that contributed to the group's appeal, and he and Mr. Cuba became symbols of the growing Nuyorican identity in New York, one rooted in a generation's common urban experiences rather than in life on their parents' island.