Sentence examples for identity that make from inspiring English sources

The terribly injured Gill/Rose was labelled in the wreckage as "one unknown, possibly caucasian, estimated female", raising the question: what is it, beyond the flags of identity, that make us human?

After last year's debacle, the ethos of such a treaty must be entrenched subsidiarity, a formal respect for the tiers of national and sub-national identity that make up a modern state.

The tangled roots of history, custom, and identity that make a particular place on the earth distinctive, nourishing, a means by which people know who they are.

America needs a president with a big heart and big arms, one who embraces the vast differences in race, religion, national origin, heritage, abilities and disabilities, gender and sexual identity that make the American melting pot great.

"It's time that we as a society begin to delve into the nuances and various stories of Black identity that make for much more interesting, enlightening and possibility-creating storytelling". .

The imprecise 'enemy' is there to get us, to make us suffer, and may take away those precious things of ours, the anchors of our identity that make us who we are.

It was its insouciance toward this identity that made the Voice such an influential force.

"And three," he said, "we are all so overwhelmed with images that it is very hard to create an identity that makes an impression".

Each one starts with an actual vintage truck, which donates a handful of parts (and an identity that makes it possible to license the completed project).

He-who-was-once-she has been given the mobility of identity that makes him or her a suitable inhabitor of other men's and women's minds.

The GmSKRP1 and GmSKRP2 genes share high degree of sequence identity that makes it difficult or impossible to individually silence each gene.