Sentence examples for identifying their little from inspiring English sources

"We just brought the parents into a trailer for the awful duty of identifying their little ones," Mr. Browne wrote in an e-mail.

With wider use in the study, the scale was found to create confusion amongst some participants who had difficulty identifying their ethnic identity, yet had little difficulty in thinking about people from 'ethnic groups other than their own'.

"In our workshops, we try to encourage participants to be a little selfish in identifying their deeper needs, regardless of what their partner thinks," he added.

Several studies have analyzed a number of practices and identified their benefits and drawbacks but little is known about their dissemination in the industry.

You can recognize what may be a new virus by identifying this little piece of their genome that hasn't changed and is represented on the chip.

Once the Scrapbook is created, parents will be shown photos tagged with them or their partner, and can click to identify which ones feature their little munchkin (though there's no facial detection for kids, as that'd be creepy).

I felt so good that I took another crack at identifying the little brown-gray bird with the yellow rump.

But in the real world, identifying your own little niche is no trivial matter.

Starting off by saying that Bale often appears "absent, lost and identifying little with the cause", the article goes on to describe the Welshman as having made "apparently little effort to integrate with the group 20 months after his arrival".

That's why I have so many painfully awkward characters who have a hard time in crowds, or ladies who identify a little too well with their inanimate objects, or lots and lots of characters with social quirks.

After the rice TCS genes have been identified, very little is known regarding their functional involvement in environmental stresses.