Sentence examples for idea of identity from inspiring English sources
It has kept this idea of identity and sovereignty too.
Using the idea of identity makes for externally powerful plays.
Talking to Henry, that idea of identity and defining yourself comes up frequently.
Like Mapplethorpe himself, Velvet Petal plays with a fluid and fluctuating idea of identity, especially sexuality.
Or as Orr elaborated: "The official idea of identity is increasingly based around the idea of sport".
An Israeli scientist, Adi Shamir, one of the inventors of the modern public-key encryption system, first proposed the idea of identity based encryption in 1984.
Smith often has to fight, with great eloquence, the idea of identity-based role models, and in that vein I've never felt held back by the lack of Chinese-English authors in the western literary canon.
In "Being John Malkovich" he tested ideas of identity by diving into the brain of one man.
How far are we imprisoned by modish ideas of "identity" even to ask it?
"There are so many people willing to burden me with certain ideas of identity politics," he said.
"We're in an interesting time right now where people are exploring all kinds of different ideas of identity, not just masculinity or femininity … For myself, I have never had a specific idea of masculinity.
