Sentence examples for identified ourselves with from inspiring English sources

Missourians have historically identified ourselves with an unprententious simplicity, but we are no longer a simple people.

We work longer hours and increasingly identify ourselves with our jobs, she says.

And it makes sense: we don't just identify ourselves with our houses, streets, and neighborhoods.

"The difference now is that my generation don't feel the need to solely identify ourselves with one genre.

There is also no doubt that the need to identify ourselves with one small nation may be shifting.

"Signage is a key element of many historic buildings in Hollywood, and we thought it was important to identify ourselves with that," Mr. Abeyta said.

Though we may be living in an age of "potpourri spirituality," as you write, my wife, Anique, and I do not identify ourselves with this age.

"We lose our cultural identity and we lose our land, because we identify ourselves with the land and the ocean," he said.

Most of us have a great deal to conserve, and this is why most of us now identify ourselves with one or the other of the main conservative parties in Britain.

And although the term "Christian" has stood for many things over the years, it literally means, "belonging to Christ". Christians are the ones who are willing to identify ourselves with Jesus in all that he did and taught.

Moral philosophers argue that as we identify ourselves with the things we care about, so do we make ourselves vulnerable to a feared loss of self when memories of emotional connections are so entwined with objects associated with them – like my family is with the mass-market bear whose disappearance provoked in me a sense of shameful responsibility and intimate betrayal.