Sentence examples for identity is blurred from inspiring English sources
My identity is blurred, and I don't want to have to pick a side at every turn.
As is not uncommon with such groups, its identity is blurred along several edges.
I wish the shark's identity was blurred out and voice pitch-shifted like on Crimewatch, but in fact Left Shark has made himself public - it's Perry's long-serving backing dancer Scott Myrick.
In places like Hawsh Sayyed Ali, identities are blurred.
As the voice sped up, identities were blurred and then eradicated altogether when names were replaced by commands.
Polling last year by Iksara, a local firm, found evidence of those old identities being blurred, especially among youth.
Some answers to these questions can be found in the patterns of production and reception of Shakespeare in postnational spaces festival venues where national identities are blurred by the presence of such entities as transnational corporate sponsors.
His lack of authorial comments seems to reinforce a possible "anxieties about gender confusion" in the plot, and the characters' sexual identities are blurred; the dispute between Mrs Atkinson and Dr Harrison continues until the very end of the novel.
The neoliberal vision is a fully integrated global economy, where national identities are blurred, shareholder interests have top priority, public interests are devalued, and gains go almost entirely to investors.
Other than concerning the traps, a single Utricularia body plan is difficult to define; the boundaries between classical organ identities are blurred to the extent that leaf versus shoot becomes a difficult diagnosis for many species, especially given their lack of true roots (Adlassnig et al. 2005).
