Sentence examples for like the identities from inspiring English sources

Officials continued, however, to withhold important facts in the case, like the identities of the suspects or their possible motives.

And though many of the specifics are left out — like the identities of Bissonnette and his comrades — there are enough here to bring the mission to life.

China and Hong Kong have detailed regulations on the disclosure of corporate information deemed material to a publicly listed company's operation, like the identities of large shareholders and details about whether companies controlling large stakes are related parties.

Unsurprisingly given their natural inclination toward inclusivity, the type of music displayed on Bedroomer Volume II is all over the place, just like the identities of their members.

The sculptures are created using a mix of traditional and modern processes so 3D printing, laser cut perspex, and plaster are mixed together, much like the identities that the materials are exploring.

Kristen, for her part, would like the identity of the ghoul who's stealing her blanket at night and stalking her in the hospital corridors.

Last month, Ashton Kutcher took to Twitter to blast news outlets for publishing a paparazzi photo of his infant daughter: "Why is it so hard for publications to respect that I would like the identity of my child kept private for safety reasons?" he asked his seventeen million followers.

By Rebecca Mead Last month, Ashton Kutcher took to Twitter to blast news outlets for publishing a paparazzi photo of his infant daughter: "Why is it so hard for publications to respect that I would like the identity of my child kept private for safety reasons?" he asked his seventeen million followers.

"Why is it so hard for publications to respect that I would like the identity of my child kept private for safety reasons?" Kutcher tweeted in May 2015 after a newspaper ran a paparazzi shot taken when he and Wyatt, then 8 months old, were out and about doing the daddy-daughter thing.

Published research shows that in Poales, class B-like genes are expressed in stamens and in lodicules, the perianth organs whose identity might also be specified by class B-like genes, like the identity of the inner tepals of their lily-like relatives.

Because they were coming together as a group for the first time, they liked the identity.