Sentence examples for identify not from inspiring English sources

The scientists studying Johnson hope to identify not just her deficits but also her surviving capabilities.

Our friends should be those with whom we're most likely to identify, not those who drive us to comparison.

He says that he will now try to identify not just what happened but "who did what".

The smart algorithms must identify not just words, but context and often sentiment.

Still, many patients want their doctor to be someone with whom they can identify, not just a technically competent professional who can alleviate their pain.

Both women identify not with the male gnawing on his cane as he watches the girls robing and disrobing, but with the girls.

Gone are the dated photographs (a photo-editor friend maintains that she can identify not just the origin year of a food image but its origin month).

This tone you, the reader, will identify not so much by a name, the name of the author, as by a distinct and unique human quality.

Some companies offer fingerprinting technology to identify not only streaming content but the contents of audio files and traditional radio broadcasts as well, Dr. Gooch said.

For example, researchers at the University of Cambridge successfully used Facebook likes to identify not only personality but gender, political affiliation, sexual orientation and religious affiliation.

Polish parents usually go to considerable effort to introduce offspring to their heritage, so that they identify not only as British but British-Polish – or Polish-British.