Sentence examples for identified something from inspiring English sources

When Misogynies was published in 1989, I believed I had identified something that was on the way out.

In any case, Mr. McCoy has shrewdly identified something that mainstream emo has in common with alternative hip-hop: wordy, self-conscious lyrics.

In This Changes Everything, climate change activist Naomi Klein identified something that few people would openly admit, but most know deep down.

That did make me think, because they identified something about me that is true - I do like working with other people.

Although some scientists estimate that perhaps as many as five million fungal species are alive today, we have only identified something close to 100,000 species.

None of these, sadly, is either Marlowe or Shakespeare, or even Harold Bloom, but their example demonstrates, I think, that the disputatious professor identified something profoundly important for our understanding - such as it is - of creativity and its mysteries.

People would say slogans to identify themselves, or identify something they liked.

"You have to be able to identify something that's breaking," he said not long ago.

Tony peers over her shoulder to try to identify something he wants to eat for supper.

"How do you actually identify something nobody has ever seen before?" wrote Knox in a University of Aberdeen magazine.

In The Possibility of an Island, the French writer Michel Houellebecq, identifies something shameful about such a state.