Sentence examples for identified that way from inspiring English sources

Was each person with Alzheimer's who was quoted (or photographed and identified) by real name mentally competent to waive their medical privacy and consent to be identified that way?

"The adult may have spent a lifetime compensating for the problem, as well, and is still struggling with it and would rather not be identified that way," said Dania Jekel, executive director of the Asperger's Association of New England.

Unproven allegations are just that - unproven, and should be identified that way.

The susceptibility to fear mongering about immigrants and global trade of millions of Americans who feel worse off economically today - one third of the electorate identified that way, and they went for Trump eight to two - is about what immigrants and global trade represent, a threat to the control of their financial lives and futures.

It's "grower Champagne," identified that way on a special matte card, which conveys the odd impression that sparkling wine is a crop, like soybeans.

Most couldn't be traced, had moved, had never actually voted Republican or were startled to learn election rolls had them identified that way.

41 Previous research identified that ways to better prepare women for the pain of labour, to give them more information to support their choices about pain relief and to help them to make a decision would be useful.

Jessie J doesn't have to be bisexual if she no longer identifies that way.

As Dent says: "I hear from a lot of younger people who identify that way.

She once thought she was a little too traditionally feminine to identify that way.

Often, they call themselves "independents," although many who identify that way are not.