Sentence examples for harsh identity from inspiring English sources

Add to this environmental mix the harsh identity checks and brutal police treatment reserved for minorities and the working classes, and it is no surprise that over the past 40 years, the vast majority of suburban revolts have risen out of incidents with the police.

Once you apply for a British passport, you face a harsh consequence: losing Chinese identity to gain the western brand of freedom and embracing an inner state of exile.

Jameel Jaffer, a lawyer for the A.C.L.U., said his organization accepted that there should be limits to disclosures and was not seeking, for example, intelligence revealed during harsh interrogations or the identities of rank-and-file C.I.A. officers.

Having just lost their territory, their motherland, their homes, their identity, and facing harsh discrimination, they were also told to "go home" by the Anglo population.

And he has been careful not to project a brand identity based on a harsh critique of prevailing industry practices.

Instead, the player is an escaped slave trying to recapture an identity stolen in a harsh land.

But in Mr Sarkozy it is yoked to a second unattractive streak: a form of nativism, reflected in his harsh comments about immigrants and national identity.

Canadians are immensely proud of what has been carved out of wilderness and a harsh climate, but they wear their identity lightly.

But, as the rebellious politics of 2010 transformed McCain into a harsh partisan, Graham adopted McCain's old identity as the Senate's happy moderate.

Identities are blurry, conversation is harsh and memories are bitter.

It was only the identity of the scorers that was harsh on a side looking for their first away win of the season.