The word "identities" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the fact that individuals have characteristics that can distinguish them from one another, or to refer to the personal characteristics that make up an individual's character. Example sentence: My identity is shaped by my heritage, values, beliefs, and experiences.
Herne was set up in October 2011 to look into allegations made against the Met's Special Demonstration Squad (SDS), including using dead children's identities and engaging in inappropriate sexual relationships.
This is the notion that openness is a certain good, and that "free" is automatically aligned with "freedom" – a faith that's hard to maintain in the light of the consequences of putting so much of our identities into the hands of third (and fourth, and fifth) parties.
And do national identities play a part in that?" When Kaye Campbell was offered the screenwriting job, he told the producers he could not go ahead until he had met E Randol Schoenberg, the US lawyer (played in the film by Ryan Reynolds) who gave up his job to help the octogenarian Altmann pursue her case.
We all live on the British Isles, but our different countries have very unique identities.
He is challenging what Emma Dabiri has called "a space for black people to write ourselves into speculative pasts and futures, to reimagine our identities beyond and before human history and form".
The unglamorous consists of all those things in the city that we take very little note of, but which are absolutely essential for our lives and our identities.
"At this point we have no definitive evidence of the nationalities or identities of the perpetrators," a State Department spokesman told the Guardian.
But the emphasis can't be only on prosecuting those malefactors, or protecting the whistleblowers who reveal their identities.
We all have complex identities, made up of separate yet indivisible parts.
Over the past decade, however, this seems to have been unravelling as high-speed trains, new airports and new connections have been giving the French provinces new national and international identities.
"But Cameron appears to suggest we can impose a much wider assimilation with British values and the danger is that this approach will perversely entrench those separate identities that he wants to meld.
