Sentence examples for identified very much from inspiring English sources

But then, because we were one of the only schools to allow scarves, we attracted a very conservative group, who identified very much with the veil.

"I identified very much with the character of the benevolent alien who wanted to heal the wounds of the silly people who couldn't get on together".

We're from the Caribbean and it's a very similar people, so I feel like I identify very much with the Haitian people and their culture.

"People identify very much with him, and they all have their own view of what he looks like and sounds like".

The amount of adherence and identification with this study differed between the caregivers; generally, it seemed the female caregivers identified themselves very much with the study and observed good clinical results, whereas male caregivers were much more skeptical and supported the interventions to a lesser degree.

To lower the threshold for possible new clients with cannabis-related problems, steps were initiated to link the facilities of the traditional addiction aid with facilities of the youth welfare context, a support system which for example run youth clubs, but previously identified not very much with the topic [ 13].

At the end of the day, Tony Sr .and his son — and the faithful gamblers with whom they identify — are very much alike.

But Mrs. Leibinger-Kammüller's melodiously accented German identifies her as very much a Swabian, as people from the area around Stuttgart are known.

"She's still very much identified with that look, and you either like it or you don't.

Mengers, who died in 2011 aged 81, was a celebrated Hollywood figure in the 1970s and 80s, very much identified with the Hollywood new wave.

Mr. Dugan also features in "13 Bankers" — not as influential as Mr. Greenspan but still a person very much identified with deregulation and nonregulation.