Sentence examples for identity reinforced from inspiring English sources

The company's unique identity reinforced many of the elements that were critical to Southwest's strategy, such as keeping costs low.

People are defined not by their name on a passport but by their digital identity, reinforced by their day-to-day activity, which leaves a digital trace.

Had Mandela continued to define himself as an anti-apartheid insurgent an identity reinforced every day by his jailers he never could have envisioned, much less accomplished, the personal transformation that helped change an entire country.

It was a cosmopolitan cultural identity reinforced by my elite Anglican school, its ethos summed up by the school anthem, sung to the tune of the Harrow Boating Song, with the opening lines: "Prima in Indis, gateway of India, door of the East with its face to the West".

Furthermore, a sentimental attachment to the place (place dependence and place identity) reinforces the links between farmer and farming and delays the eventual decision to retire (Kuehne 2012).

Smaller "metros" such as Bengaluru and Hyderabad also have well-defined identities, reinforced by local languages and cultures as well as a range of local media.

Denials about motivations, as well as repeated reinforcements of beliefs and religious rituals are the main way the identity becomes reinforced and so that we can continue to believe what we want.

Their identity is reinforced through ancestry, history and memory.

Grounded in choices, values and identity and reinforced by the notion of self-care, our framework for delivering services and programs is designed around six dimensions of wellness.

In particular, Soviet antireligious policy repressed Jewish religious belief and practice while ethnic identity was reinforced by their identification as Jews on the "fifth point" (nationality) on internal passports.

This translocal identity is reinforced by Paul's request for his groups to collect money and send it back to "the saints" in Jerusalem.