Sentence examples for it became identified from inspiring English sources

Although the Byzantine Empire had a multi-ethnic character during most of its history and preserved Romano-Hellenistic traditions, it became identified by its western and northern contemporaries with its increasingly predominant Greek element.

He also expressed the conviction that, if Christianity is to retain its power in the modern world, it must be freed from any connection with the dogmas of God and Christ with which it became identified to survive in the Hellenistic world.

As the Orion Nebula was the 42nd object in his list, it became identified as M42.

It became identified with the austerity of wage and pension cuts, with heavy taxes through our inefficient tax authority, rather than good governance, equitable taxes and deep reforms that would have lifted much of the burden from the middle and lower classes.

"In a large way, it helped define how I became identified and subsequently defined my area of expertise for the next decade," says West, who is now a clinician at Swedish Medical Center in Seattle and remains an active participant in SWOG.

(At home, swarmed by live feeds, we remarked at the adaptability of hate, how quickly it becomes identified with the most innocuous objects).

After years, it becomes identified with the owner.

Germany only changed its nationality laws in the last 20 years and it wasn't until unification in 1989 that the notion of what it meant to be German became identified with being a citizen of the state.

At the same time it coped with - and became identified with - all the social changes of the time.

Sadlo premiered the revised version of Martinu's First Concerto and was promised the Second (in the event, it went to Fournier); he became identified with the Second Sonata, which he included in a 1959 London recital.

It would become identified with those groups because the term C86 became easy shorthand, but they were only one strand.