Sentence examples for identity carried from inspiring English sources

Just like this Hungarian team, this isn't the best Sharks team ever but their identity carried them.

This fluid and mutable conception of identity carried a risk: while Indians had the potential to become French, the French could themselves be transformed into Indians.

The brand identity carried over behind the wheel.

Initial analysis of the sequences flanking the breakpoints involved searches in 20, 40, 200 and 500 bp flanking sequences (up- and downstream) for regions of >10 bp sequence identity, carried out for 18 out of 20 deletions (excluding the 15 bp and 25 bp deletions for which the flanking sequences overlap).

The discomfort with English identity carries to the very top of government, where its increasing salience sheds awkward light on the prime minister's own Scottish background.

Among the things destroyed with the twin towers was the notion, held by certain Americans ever since Vietnam, that to be stirred by national identity, carry a flag and feel grateful toward someone in uniform ought to be a source of embarrassment.

Their identities carry with them tacit knowledge and shared social identities that only those who have experienced similar training can understand.

Testament to this are the two government-issued identity cards carried by the warm, if pensive, 60-year-old.

Investigators have said that his death appeared to be a case of mistaken identity, possibly carried out by gang members.

Then you throw away your bracelet and walk away not only from the show but also from the identity you carried with you while you were there.

These studies also showed that information about tactile stimulus identity is carried by the relative latencies of evoked spikes in different simultaneously recorded neurons.