Sentence examples for identifying with each other from inspiring English sources

The idea of splitting the market, he argues, reflects the imaginative poverty of white "creative" directors who still cannot conceive of people from different races identifying with each other.

Only in 1848 have we had an explosion that goes from one country to another as fast the mode of communication of the time, and then doesn't stop, and feeds off a zeitgeist that is about freedom, which crosses borders, and involves people identifying with each other from very different cultures".

"They identify with each other on a basic level".

I'd had my own demons so we could identify with each other".

If we start thinking of each other as just people, it allows us to identify with each other in a way that has never really been possible before".

In some senses the rioting has been unifying a cross-section of deprived young men who identify with each other, he added.

UNDER different circumstances, Theresa May and Brodie Clark might identify with each other's dry, diligent (and some might say dull) approach to public life.

"Caps fans identify with each other because of the struggles that they've experienced," Dan Curry, a 36-year-old from Maryland, said as he waited to get into the arena Wednesday night.

In later Zoroastrianism, though not in the Gāthās (the early hymns, believed to have been written by Zoroaster, in the Avesta, the sacred scriptures), Ahura Mazdā and Spenta Mainyu were identified with each other, and the remaining bounteous immortals were grouped in an order of six.

(More formally, the top elements and the bottom elements of the function spaces, respectively, are identified with each other).

According to Sherman's Aristotle, an important component of friendship is that friends identify with each other in the sense that they exhibit a "singleness of mind".