Sentence examples for identifies too from inspiring English sources

(He probably identifies, too, with what Bolt called More's "adamantine sense of self").

He identifies, too, with Turgenev, who said, "I'm not pure spirit, but I'm not society's keeper either".

Lawson identifies, too, authorities' dangerous swing from having once dismissed allegations of bullying, harassment and sexual assault to giving unquestioning credence to same –which provides accusers the tempting power of Arthur Miller's mischievous, histrionic chorus in The Crucible.

This is not, as has been suggested by some of the show's critics, because Julian Fellowes identifies too flagrantly with the upper classes, or rather the question of whether he does or not is irrelevant.

Fair warning to Spenser fans: Robert B. Parker's normally fun-loving private eye sits on his mitts and turns unusually introspective in his latest adventure, NOW AND THEN (Putnam, $25.95), a condition brought on when he identifies too closely with a client.

At the risk of sounding like an armchair psychiatrist, his ego identifies too strongly with Facebook.

I identify too strongly with the victims.

Perhaps Phillips has identified too closely with her protagonist.

Also, commonality can lead the therapist to identify too closely with the patient, thus compromising objectivity.

Torture survivors risk being either identified too late or missed entirely.

It may be that they just identified too much with the children they read about.