Sentence examples for identified heavily from inspiring English sources

I identified heavily with the portrayal of PSP (progressive supranuclear palsy) sufferer Anne Turner in the BBC's well-intentioned drama A Short Stay In Switzerland, which tackled the ­increasingly fashionable theme of euthanasia.

I think I cried twice in the whole of last year (including when a relative died) and I identify heavily with the moment in The OC when Marissa tells Ryan, "I love you" and he replies, "Thank you" (with Ryan, that is).

MR: Not only do people not know the words, but they identify heavily with those songs.

In my remarks I said that since Kentucky is a state with a population that identifies heavily as Christian, and that since much of the violence done to LGBTQ people has been done in the name of Christianity, it is Christians who should be the first to stand up to take responsibility for the damage that's been done.

The Mets' circle of fans has always been identified as heavily suburban.

As identified and heavily studied over the last decennia, technology can be implemented and utilized in helping learners learn.

(I was amused in her online bio, when she told her dad she was going into the army - which she decided to do after seeing the movie Private Benjamin, which she must have identified with heavily - he was furious: "He said 'they could have paid for your college.

Windsor, Ontario, with a population of 208,402, is one of the cities that has been identified as heavily polluted (Burnett et al. 1998).

As Garber et al. [ 24] identified the heavily affected areas by disaster by flooded or having extensive or catastrophic damage, we referred to the high mortality area as the physically damaged area.

In other words, I don't identify too heavily with Gary Lassin, 54, who created this museum in 2004.

(2) UE identifies the heavily interfering HeNBs in its proximity using reference signal received power (RSRP) measurements.