Sentence examples for identity exists from inspiring English sources

No identity at all exists in the Shriver camp, only identity exists in the other.

"A single Berber identity exists only virtually on the internet and among diaspora intellectuals," says Mr Roberts.

Some, however, deny that a relation of absolute identity exists.

More satisfactory (though partial) characterizations are available and the idea that such a relation of absolute identity exists is commonplace.

The same type of identity exists within the ethnic groups in Qinghai.

As shown in Fig. 2, a certain sequence identity exists between PLldR and ELldR (42 % sequence identity) and between PLldR and CLldR (29%% sequence identity).

But, otherwise, the politics of identity exist largely in the background.

Sexual desire and sexual identity exist on a continuum, spilling over the neat labels we create to contain them.

But there is nothing, or at least nothing of equal merit, to compare with Yeats's The Celtic Twilight - a conscious attempt to prove that an Irish cultural identity existed long before Anglo-Irish writers graduated from Trinity College Dublin and left Ireland to earn their livings in London.

In the domain of vocational identity, theoretical and empirical research streams have generally confirmed that two subdomains of vocational identity exist: one referring to the actual vocation in a broad sense and one referring to a person's workplace (also referred to as "organizational identity"; e.g., Cohen [1991]; Lee et al. [2000]; Wallace [1993]).

It is creating a Uighur identity in opposition to Beijing where no unified Uighur identity existed before.