Sentence examples for has a deep identity from inspiring English sources
No other network has a deep identity data like LinkedIn does".
By James Wright The New Yorker, March 13 , 1971P. 40 I have a deep identity View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Sam Knight.
But I have a deeper identity than my own body and my own short period of time on Earth.
Although the company has a deep Southern identity and a cultlike status among some people, it has grown into a national powerhouse.
In the present research we aimed at investigating if these features of the engagement process may be consistent with the case of patients with HF who constitute a very specific clinical population characterised by an unexpected acute event that has a deep impact on the patient's identity and emotional response.
When he looked around him, he noticed that Israel, too, was "having a very deep identity crisis".
But the crisis triggered in the 17 members that use the euro has also sparked a deeper identity crisis within the wider E.U.
American Southerners, like all people everywhere, have a deep yearning to own their history, in which their identity lies, and find ways to take pride in it.
She writes: "the androgyny of my name had a deep influence on me... integrating difference is the basis of identity, not the exclusion of it.
