Sentence examples for identity down from inspiring English sources

In fact, he was the genius behind the band's entire visual identity, down to the gig posters and album covers.

"The Inquisition sought to quash their Jewish identity down through the ages and we are coming here today to say that the Inquisition did not succeed.

But it's got its identity down.

Because of one account that says Turner's wife lived on a plantation owned by a man named Giles, historians have narrowed her identity down to three likely women, named Cherry, Mariah and Fanny.

Ms. Lazarus: "Neighborhood pride," renewed interest in local identities, down to individual districts, suburbs.

The move to overhaul the club's identity comes down to plans from the owners to market it globally, as they need to "strengthen the brand identity".

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.

In the letter, and letters like this, we are shown how identity thins down as it moves towards the erasure we all eventually face.

Computer scientists and policy experts say that such seemingly innocuous bits of self-revelation can increasingly be collected and reassembled by computers to help create a picture of a person's identity, sometimes down to the Social Security number.

Unthreatened by the muggings that were routine a decade earlier, we claimed the identity handed down to us: a certain shabbiness, along with a good dose of brains and a scrappy sense of local pride.

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.