Sentence examples for identified more closely from inspiring English sources

California is identified more closely with freeways and the automobile than any other state -- it has slightly more than 15,000 miles of roads.

Rembrandt deliberately botched the arm, Sebald suggested, because he identified more closely with the wronged criminal than with the surgeons who had commissioned him.

Such rebellions were usually attempted by male bondsmen and were often betrayed by house servants who identified more closely with their masters.

While most voters still identified more closely with Democrats on major issues, Republicans significantly narrowed the gap, and were viewed as nearly as credible on issues like education, prescription drugs and Social Security.

In the past half century, the people who live full- or part-time at the in-lieu sites have formed what the historian Andrew Fisher calls a "shadow tribe"—one identified more closely with their submerged ancestral land than their distant reservations, and intermittently at odds with tribal, state, and federal authorities alike.

Late in his life, Wagner, who had a slightly dwarfish appearance and an incomparable ability to brood, declared that he felt "total sympathy" for Alberich, and he may have identified more closely with him than with any of the gods or men.

Because of this, firstborns tend to identify more closely with their parents, conform more closely to their values and expectations, and generally identify more closely with authority than do their younger siblings.

Mary believed in the special authenticity of amateur contributors, arguing that readers could often identify more closely with a non-professional writer.

Voters aren't really identifying more closely with one party or another when they periodically revolt; they are simply defining themselves against whoever happens to be in charge at the moment.

Nor should we overlook the truth, which some find distressing and unacceptable, that we tend to identify more closely with "people like us" - people who share our western culture.

In running Bread and Roses, Moe Foner has also tried to improve the image of labor unions and help members identify more closely with them and feel prouder of their work lives.