Sentence examples for identity made from inspiring English sources

That Enemy Within (HAU, 2010) is a project about identity made in collaboration with two identical twins.

His using my identity made it look as if I was involved.

Rather, self-shaping takes its form from versions of social identity made livable by the culture.

However, in only a few studies was the relationship between this knowledge and professional identity made explicit.

Strong Slavic ethnic identity made it only slightly less likely to succeed as a nation than Italy.

It was something that gave all those kids a terrific identity, made them proud of their future.

Mistaken identity makes for great farce, and, paradoxically, identical twinship provides a way to examine what makes us different.

Mistaken identity makes for absorbing dramatic material.

Using the idea of identity makes for externally powerful plays.

Lost identity makes you vulnerable to systems of oppression.

Monozygotic twins' genetic identity makes them the "genetic parents" of their nieces/nephews.