Sentence examples for identifying ourselves from inspiring English sources
My partner and I and our children resent having to tick a box identifying ourselves on government forms.
One can, and should, talk about whether we strengthen the Taliban by identifying ourselves too heavily with the degraded Karzai government.
Identifying ourselves as European means being part of an artery connecting us not just to Shakespeare and Elgar but to Beethoven, Manet, Cervantes and Aeschylus.
Mundie pointed out that in the physical world we are implicitly comfortable with the notion that there are certain places we're not allowed to go without identifying ourselves.
Even though we have repeatedly been told that and got the kitchen appliances to prove it, the new British Social Attitudes survey finds 60% of us stubbornly identifying ourselves as working class.
Despite all this, women on the left are finding ourselves increasingly told off for engaging in "identity politics": that is, identifying ourselves as an oppressed class in our own right with specific female concerns.
So we identify ourselves more with our roots.
"We don't identify ourselves as Democrats or Republicans first.
Even in our comings and goings, we identify ourselves.
But it's a stretch to identify ourselves as an angry opposition.
