Sentence examples for identity to be defined from inspiring English sources

Not only do I dread the ramifications of going public, I don't want my professional identity to be defined by my victimhood.

The Modern has supported, collected, and celebrated architectural design more than any other museum in America, but it has never allowed its identity to be defined by any architecture of its own.

The organization puts it simply: "You wouldn't like your identity to be defined by others, so please allow others to define themselves".

"Muslims are not homogeneous," she said, emphasising that they don't want their identities to be defined by restrictive labels.

The message is that "legitimate" Egyptian identity is to be defined from the top down: what one looks like, who one sleeps with, and what god one prays to are markers of belonging, and everyone is vulnerable to exclusion.

The term identity has to be defined.

As the years went by, my identity continued to be defined by the people and things around me.

However, unfortunately, in Afghanistan, identities continue to be defined on the basis of ethnicity, religion, language, region, and mafia relations.

In the future, our identities in everyday life will come to be defined more and more by our virtual activities and associations.

Social change is the process by which people actively seek positive social identities in response to being defined negatively in a world of social inequality.

I've moved from identity being defined by others to self-definition all the way to being defined by God.