Sentence examples for identity distinct from inspiring English sources

By that, he said, he meant a Jewish identity distinct from that offered by religious organizations.

In order to retain their membership, however, they need to have an identity distinct from that culture.

The trick, of course, was to create spaces that conveyed an identity distinct from, but not in conflict with, Mr. Gehry's surrounding architecture.

For the ethnic minorities of the region, such as the Katu, with an identity distinct from the Vietnamese and Laotians nationals they share borders with, the problem can be particularly acute.

Katrina Heron, the chairwoman of the board that is running the Slow Food Nation festival, said Slow Food USA is trying to become more inclusive and develop an identity distinct from the parent group.

Trying to take advantage of its growing availability, the channel, MTV2, which is now in almost 50 million homes, is seeking viewers, buzz and an identity distinct from its more popular older sibling.

Since the Soviet collapse, former republics have tried to create identities distinct from Moscow by doing away with Soviet symbols and disseminating their own perspectives on pivotal events.

This year's senate race may provide an early indication whether North Dakotan Democrats can still maintain identities distinct from national Democrats.

The writer claims that the importance of a gentlemen keeping his social and commercial identities distinct has always been supported by private clubs, most of which forbid the display of business papers.

After a restructuring of Nordica that has entailed creating four new subsidiaries, Tecnica's most obvious challenge, particularly in ski boots, is keeping brand identities distinct.

Hong Kong citizens have never directly elected the city's leadership, but many harbor more liberal political and cultural identities, distinct from the authoritarian mainland.