Sentence examples for identities imposed on from inspiring English sources

My passport says "born in Iran," and every time I want to cross the border, I am made deftly aware of all the identities imposed on me by name and geographical circumstance.

My passport says BORN IN IRAN and every time I want to cross the border I am made deftly aware of all the identities imposed on me by name and geographical circumstance.

She finishes the narrative by expressing that this (childlike) identity imposed on her ultimately undermines how she feels as a leader (lines 23).

These findings highlighted the question of how positional identity is imposed on progenitor cells and how this determines neuronal subtype identity.

Here, she strongly resisted the identity model imposed on newcomers that they do not want to socialize outside of their ethnic and linguistic group.

The strong religious identity currently imposed on the average citizen would effect a transposition of Islamic views on political affairs, thus nullifying this vital separation of powers and coloring political discourse.

It's that Jewish identity, like any other, can be imposed on one person, while another tries to adopt it voluntarily.

They are liable to construct meaning differently in their lives and resist the identities and meanings imposed on them by society.

Time is short for the elderly, who maintain the strongest ties to their traditional lands and cultures despite the Chinese identities the government imposed on them and their offspring.

Since I'm not married and don't have kids, I like to look at Friedan's "identity trap" through the lens of the feminine identity that is imposed on us.

In recent years, sentences imposed on identity thieves who were sent to prison often did not exceed one year.