Sentence examples for identity presented from inspiring English sources

Snowden's identity presented different questions — he has, as he knew from the start, put himself in serious legal jeopardy.

The extension of Abel's Identity presented in the companion paper is used to construct the general solutions to some non-linear, autonomous systems.

After using the identity presented in Equation (21) in conjunction with Equation (28), then Equation (29) simplifies to E [ Y n ( t ) Y n ( t + τ ) ] = R nc A c 2 E [ cos ( Φ ( t + τ ) − Φ ( t ) ) ]. (30).

Now, as race and ethnicity has become a source of pride for many, it is quite disaffirming--and economically disadvantageous--to not have their true ethnic identity presented as an option.

Thus, although Indigenous mortality rates had been falling, the under-ascertainment of Indigenous identity presented an overly optimistic picture of health improvement.

For image set 3 (with and without eyebrows), the different faces were the same identity presented twice with and without eyebrows (either no eyebrows – eyebrows or eyebrows – no eyebrows).

January 28 2016 January 29 201616 Rawls, a multidisciplinary performance artist and writer concerned with issues of memory and identity, presents a forty-five-minute solo in a gallery at PS1.

Rawls, a multidisciplinary performance artist and writer concerned with issues of memory and identity, presents a forty-five-minute solo in a gallery at PS1.

The 21st century has provided all of us, recent generations particularly, with a clearer idea of the breadth of fluidity with which sexuality and identity presents itself in each individual.

In an essay for the Guardian, from 2014, Stipe wrote, "The 21st century has provided all of us, recent generations particularly, with a clearer idea of the breadth of fluidity with which sexuality and identity presents itself in each individual".

A Home From Home is a narrative about this transition and, in the process, Alagiah wades into the debate about multiculturalism and British identity, presenting his experiences as documentary evidence about the problems and advantages of "multicultural" policies.