Sentence examples for identifies something from inspiring English sources

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

It's like watching the playground bullies beat up the wimpy kid, but Bartlett identifies something true about all of us: nobody likes a loser.

In Adhiambo's eyes, Margaret identifies "something resilient, or simply persistent"; that is a quality the reader might identify in Margaret, too, and in many of Shreve's heroines.

But she identifies something else too, which is the danger of helpfulness: Nancy is a person conditioned from girlhood to see helping as a means of creating her own existence, as giving her something to be and to do.

It's what we should be about: a person who comes to Britain as a young man, as a refugee, and an ex‑schoolteacher identifies something that he's brilliant at and he represents Britain as the best in the world.

Classical economics identifies something called the tragedy of the commons: the tendency of things in public hands, or in nobody's hands, to be mismanaged.

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.

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