Sentence examples for has strongly identified from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Ignatieff has also lived in Britain, he has strongly identified himself with the United States and its values in a way that is unusual for a Canadian politician.

A more thorough integration of faith-based and other not-for-profit groups into federally financed social services is a cornerstone of compassionate conservatism, a political philosophy with which Mr. Bush has strongly identified himself.

Since antiquity, local tradition has strongly identified the site with that of Homeric Troy, and visitors have included Xerxes, the Persian King, in 480 B.C. and Alexander the Great in 334 B.C. Julius Caesar was subsequently a tourist there, and Caesar Augustus founded New Ilium on the site, a city that flourished for a while, then was pretty much abandoned in the Byzantine era.

Then, too, after arriving in Paris, he had become immersed in the works of Henry James and, reading Joyce's "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man," had strongly identified with its self-creating hero.

Although the top management is mostly German, it claims that Brazilians have strongly identified with the VW brand since the days when the Beetle was the country's most popular car.

Rendy had strongly identified as a heterosexual woman and I had been in significant relationships with both men and women.

"The Dove brand has become strongly identified with a critique of what the beauty industry has done to girls, and I think this would frankly be a more effective campaign for a new brand," Mr. Vinjamuri said, referring to "Journey to Comfort".

Adebowale has been strongly identified with the housing cause.

The concept has been strongly identified with manufacturing, where innovations concern products and artefacts, while the service sector has, by contrast, been seen as a "laggard" [ 2].

"Traditionally, a Byzantine dome has been strongly identified with the Greek Orthodox church," Mr. Koutsomitis said.

For much of its history, and especially after the Reconquista was completed in 1492, Spain has been strongly identified with the Roman Catholic Church.