Sentence examples for identity seeks from inspiring English sources
Another alleged Briton, named as "Abu Bara al Hindi", who wore sunglasses in an apparent attempt to disguise his identity, seeks to appeal to persuade westernised Muslims that "jihad" represents fulfillment.
While the Eelam struggle is rooted in the treatment of Tamils as second-class citizens in Sri Lanka where affirmative action has been instituted for the majority Sinhalese and a mono-ethnic national identity sought to be shaped the Tamils in India face no discrimination and have been fully integrated into the national mainstream.
The identities sought are almost always those of animal deities, or of animals having the ability to offer protective charms or to communicate with otherworldly powers.
Because of this potential association with 'problematic' identities, seeking HIV-related healthcare or support services becomes potentially discrediting for heterosexual men living with HIV.
One of the key principles of CBPR is that it recognizes community as a unit of identity and seeks to identify and work with existing communities of identity (Israel et al. 1998, 2003).
That's what I'm working on.' Another key aspect of the Lewis persona is that he is a black man who neither plays on his ethnic identity nor seeks to hide it.
Chait paints "political correctness" as inherently anti-democratic, but he betrays his own anti-democratic thinking in the way he frames the problem that identity politics seeks to address: as an issue of "tolerance".
Role identity theory seeks to explain how roles develop in societies and how people represent 'who' they are in different contexts, including their working environment (25).
In fact, the varying treatment that Syrians receive from the Turkish authorities based on their religion and ethnicity makes them accept an ethnic identity beyond their Syrian identity while seeking refuge in Turkey (BGST, 2015).
He tries on a range of different identities: "In seeking one's identity it should come as no surprise to unearth more than a single nature".
Likewise, future help-seeking interventions may benefit from incorporating mechanisms intended to reduce identity conflict, such as those that can support individuals to continue to pursue valued goals and maintain a positive identity alongside seeking treatment.
