Sentence examples for identity formed from inspiring English sources

"A whole new identity formed from other people's junk".

But he emphasized that his approach to identity formed in his youth after new immigrants joined his family.

Perhaps more than any generation before, we grew up in an age in which consumption and identity formed an intimate union.

Unlike last year, this Rams squad lived by defense, its identity formed by a suffocating press and swingman Bradford Burgess, the team's lone senior.

The Knicks' last losing streak coincided with Anthony returning to the lineup, after the Knicks had established a new identity formed around Lin's ball-handling and passing.

Audiences will assume, correctly, that Kushner at one stage choked back his homosexual longings to conform to other people's wishes: the question of sexual identity formed the central struggle of his adolescence.

According to Mason, there is "a distinct south-east English identity forming around a persistent economic fact: asset wealth".

In an Arab world dominated by Sunni Muslims, Hezbollah agitates on behalf of Shiite identity — forming, along with Syria and Iran, a column of resistance sometimes called the Shiite Axis.

This is done by relying heavily on the identity forming subjects such as history (sense of time), civics (a sense of power), and geography (a sense of space), together known as social studies.

But, personally, the first time masturbating seems like the real identity forming experience.

But personally, the first mazz seems like the real identity forming experience.