Sentence examples for identity spread from inspiring English sources
As speculation over the actor's identity spread on social media, some Twitter users appealed to people not to be swept up in the "scare" story.
In his defense of the proposal on Twitter, Mr. Tharoor noted that concealing the dead woman's name had already helped false rumors about her identity spread online and could make it easier for the episode to be forgotten.
Rumors of Mr. Obama's purported Muslim identity spread in January of 2007 and were tied to Hillary Rodham Clinton operatives, who denied responsibility.
This last situation is of critical importance because a previous study [ 29] suggests that short regions of sequence identity spread over the entire length of a probe may result in cross-hybridization artefacts in cDNA microarrays.
The Nazis, who extolled the phrenological principle of an Aryan "type," nonetheless instantly recognized that Sander's taxonomies dangerously leveled the social playing field, disproving a single German identity, spreading around equal status.
Thus, this shaping of identity spreads beyond the administrative staff to the whole municipality.
I write to you, America, as a Muslim-American who is frustrated at seeing both sides of my identity spreading myths about each other.
Shane reported that a "cyberarmy" of hundreds, perhaps thousands, of bloggers and bots with fake American identities spread disinformation about Clinton on various platforms, including Facebook and Twitter.
These application profiles can even install instances of other applications, and their skins (which can be branded with, say, Gap or NBC) can be grabbed by users and implemented on their own pages, which may help these brands' identities spread virally along with their apps.
It's a harrowing hour of television, in which a young woman clones her recently deceased husband using the blueprint of his identity, as spread across his social media activity.
But 2009 is going to be all about social network identity and spreading it out around the web.
