Sentence examples for identity markers from inspiring English sources

Fingerprints are used as identity markers.

I mean not all of these identity markers matter as much as others.

It's logical to ask that if my identity markers can be buried in that huge space, so can I".

After independence in 1947, caste was formally abolished, but continued to be one of the most important identity markers, especially in rural India.

He also points to the extra-rarefied examples that sometimes pop up in couture runway shows: a shirt with two collars, or three sleeves, etc. Counterfunctionality is precisely what makes such things effective identity markers.

She says, "Often, the assumption is that good experimental avant-garde work is bereft of identity markers, and that lead-footed, autobiographical, woe-is-me, victim poetry is minority poetry".

A banal identity marker.

They may never attend, but the C of E is a cultural identity marker for those sharing Nigel Farage's distaste for foreign tongues on his commuter train.

The entry for "two-four," a case of beer containing twenty-four cans or bottles, likewise refers to this term's status as an informal identity marker, and quotes Barack Obama cracking a joke about it at a state dinner for Justin Trudeau.

But if FiveFingers shoes come to embody casual comfort, a lifestyle statement, an antifashion identity marker, then they will have escaped the narrow confines of athletic footwear.

The way a smart gun works, smartplanet.com explains, "is that the gun's biometric system is set up to recognize the rightful user through a unique identity marker such as a person's fingerprint, magnetic rings, RFID chips or other proximity devices".