Sentence examples for is to be identified with from inspiring English sources
Actually, the true human being is to be identified with the intellect and the intelligible Man.
This view is known as "textualism," and when Justice Scalia urges it, he often opposes it to "intentionalism," the view that meaning is to be identified with the author's intention.
It remains an open question whether he is to be identified with Myron Sikidites, who was involved in a Christological controversy about 1200; some scholars believe they are the same man.
Most probably he is to be identified with the Albert of Ricmestorp, or Rückmersdorf, who was rector of the University of Vienna in 1365 and bishop of Halberstadt from 1366 until his death there in 1390.
No, I think unionization is a marker for legitimate concerns about the larger health of Ph.D. education, and there is also this conception that unions are somehow ennobling, but to take that to the conclusion that an Ivy League graduate student researching Edmund Spenser is to be identified with a sanitation worker makes no sense".
In the Fourth Gospel, ascribed by early tradition to John, the sons of Zebedee are mentioned only once, as being at the shores of the Sea of Tiberias when the risen Lord appeared; whether the "disciple whom Jesus loved" (who is never named) mentioned in this Gospel is to be identified with John (also not named) is not clear from the text.
A related issue is whether actions are to be identified with the outcomes of causal processes or with the processes themselves.
The crucial claim, plainly, is that moral facts are to be identified with (or treated as supervenient upon) certain kinds of natural facts.
This suggests a third option for reductive realists: to maintain that relations are to be identified with ordinary, non-relational accidents in certain circumstances.
A long-standing debate, for example, concerns the extent to which the objects of emotions are to be identified with their causes.
