Sentence examples for identities that would from inspiring English sources
We were not part of the debates that would define the region's new body politic, and we felt estranged from the identities that would underline the coming orders.
Early on, as if in anticipation of the new vocabularies and identities that would proliferate in the digital era, he signed himself Chris.Marker.
The tantalizing program and poster art for "A Steady Rain," featuring a picture of Mr. Craig's and Mr. Jackman's faces blurring in intersection, suggests a merging (or reversal) of identities that would seem to be the play's major theme.
It appears that Cisco wants to replace government-issued identities – which refugees, for obvious reasons, often lack – with new, digital identities that would depend on intermediation by corporations like Cisco.
Another widespread practice, these sources said, was to use credentials from the New York Police Department and other state and Federal agencies to establish "pretext identities" that would permit agents to make entries or get information without being connected with the F.B.I.
Mr. Tennant worked for two decades at the Leo Burnett agency in Chicago, home of what Madison Avenue fondly calls "critters" -- anthropomorphic figures created to put familiar faces on prosaic packaged-goods products -- to build brand identities that would appeal to consumers.
If personality is the key to personal identity, that would still be me.
Post-independence governments lacked the foresight to develop a national identity that would include all ethnic groups, Mr. Saravanamuttu said.
"We are trying to find common ground, something that would create a national identity that would include all political groups," Mr. Nahas said.
With few exceptions, "national interests have taken precedence over establishing a strong European foreign policy identity that would give Europe credibility on global issues".
The Rohingya have faced systemic discrimination and exclusion for decades, being denied the recognition of their ethnicity and identity that would entitle them to equal rights.
