Sentence examples for identifying something from inspiring English sources

I'd argue not, at least not if identifying something as a design project will improve the outcome.

And I kept bringing things in and started asking questions about them, like 'What's it made of?' 'What's it called?' I became interested in that simple experience of identifying something and understanding what you're looking at".

These included finding a high-efficiency, low-cost way to turn surplus natural gas into liquid fuel for cars and trucks, and identifying something to burn other than hydrocarbons so that carbon dioxide is not one of the byproducts.

"Go to a health care professional who can be supportive and understand some of the dynamics going on, so that the conversation is structured around identifying something that is a need and that we don't want to get any worse," said Becky Bigio, director of the Senior Source program at Selfhelp Community Services in New York.

I tapped on that and it pulled in an article I'd already previously read, but hey, you're can't fault its algorithm for identifying something I'm interested in.

We may very well use such thermodynamic properties in identifying something as water, but that does not mean that it is in virtue of such properties that something is water.

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.

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