Sentence examples for identity dear from inspiring English sources
The song lists the types of Hutus the singer detests: I hate these Hutus, these de-Hutuized Hutus, who have renounced their identity, dear comrades.
The first was that perfect gentlemen rarely make incisive writers, and the second was that the book would be filled with endless speculation about the identity of dear old Dad, without any resolution.
While it might be argued that the more innovative and influential cultural identity of dear old Madchester was created in downtown counter-cultural haunts such as the sadly defunct Haçienda, this display focuses on what the mums and dads were watching on the box back home: Coronation Street, The Comedians and Top Of The Pops.
And these separate sporting identities are held extremely dear by supporters: polls suggest that Scots are at least as attached to their football team as they are to their new parliament.The make-up of Britain's sporting teams allows for precisely the kind of flexible sense of nationhood that Mr Straw is keen to encourage.
A South Korean take on some of the issues of alienation and identity raised by "Confessions" and "Dear Doctor" can be seen in Lee Hae-jun's "Castaway on the Moon," whose Korean title translates literally as "Kim's Island".
Dear White People, the new comedy of race and identity in the Obama-era US, is "a nonstop parade of barbed epigrams, cuttingly literate social observations", writes Owen Gleiberman.
Such events even inspired the plot of Justin Simien's Dear White People (2013), a satirical film centered around identity politics at a racially-divided liberal arts college.
And if we figure out our true identity late in life, how do we rectify everything we hold dear with these new discoveries?
A written constitution is an important part of a nation's identity – it defines who we are and sets out the values that we hold dear.
Rather, as a work of art, "Dear White People" counteracts and counterbalances its tendencies in order to melt its aesthetic identity into something forcedly charming and likable.
