Sentence examples for identity burn from inspiring English sources
When I was growing up, I saw my father letting the flame of his Jewish identity burn down as low as it could go without extinguishing altogether.
By George Prochnik March 14, 2017 When I was growing up, I saw my father letting the flame of his Jewish identity burn down as low as it could go without extinguishing altogether.
But as the shops run out of maize meal and young militiamen pull suspected opposition supporters off buses to burn their identity documents and the soles of their feet, some of Mr Mugabe's senior comrades are losing faith in their leader.
Reid's inspiration dates to the radical hippie politics and Situationist practices of the 1950s and '60s but he is best known for formation of the Sex Pistols anti-monarchial slash and burn visual identity and for penning their pivotal recording "Anarchy in the UK" -- a history discussed in Carlo McCormick's presentation during the Nuart Plus program.
It perpetuates a culture war based on ignorance, allowing rightwing newspapers to paint a dystopian caricature of social media, where white men are oppressed with terrifying phrases like "check your privilege" and "identity politics", and opinionated children burn effigies of John Cleese.
The same trench was also used to burn loads of identity papers deposited by new arrivals at the undressing area.
This identity was, and is, predicated on the notion that those who burned you once will burn you again, and it presupposes a deep racist reflex in American life that will forever try to limit black possibility...
How this forces the characters to reconsider their own identities and relationships is what gives "Burn This" its compellingly fluid shape.
Tulip lights a fire in the oven, and Cassidy confronts Jesse with his real identity, walking out into the sun to burn.
