Sentence examples for identity understanding from inspiring English sources

There is also a place for the flâneur – the travelling diarist, rambling over tarmac – but we need to stop tasking these writers with uncovering British identity, understanding the real England, or any number of other profound political purposes.

However, given the importance of epigenetic patterns in defining cell identity, understanding and utilizing epigenomic mapping will become a necessity in both basic and translational stem cell research.

They also include perceptions of symptoms attributed to the disease (identity), understanding of the disease, concerns and emotional response to the disease [ 12- 14].

A primary purpose of Keenan's lyrics for Tool involves a desire to connect with the listeners on a personal level; to encourage them to look within themselves for self-identity, understanding and reflection.

The CoP model, defined as a group of people who have common concerns, a set of problems, and a passion about solving the problems [ 28, 29], consists of two core components: (i) the interrelationships formed around mutual trust, identity, and understanding; and (ii) the acknowledgement of differences in perception and understanding.

"Languages are taught through interactive methods but also through cultural identity and understanding," she says.

As Smith told it, it is the story of the making of a sociably self-interested species composed of beings who have quite unintentionally acquired their sense of identity, their understanding of sociability in the struggle for survival and contentment.

Michael Salu, the magazine's artistic director, explains: "We worked with Sir Paul Smith and his team to create an image that we feel is beautiful yet disquieting, and saturated with generations of British identity and understanding".

The recent increase of transnational educational migration among Asian students and the importance of identity in understanding students' learning and participation motivated this study.

These voices speak of a growing sense of identity and understanding of their rights.

"It's a moment in someone's life that makes them question their identity, their understanding of the world.