Sentence examples for loves to identify from inspiring English sources

The Jersey governor loves to identify villains, from state legislators resisting his will ("drunks") to teachers resisting a pay freeze ("using children for political purposes") to pundits criticizing his weight ("just ignorant").

(He admits to borrowing the phrase, and would love to identify the originator).

Historians love to identify a particular year as world-shaking or otherwise important, and write a book about it.

Fashion designers may love to identify with artists and be inspired by art (or so they endlessly profess).

Development organisations love to identify successful programmes as best practices, and then try to replicate them in other countries.

Hearing Pennsylvania's political leaders talk so familiarly about Biden reminded me how much politicians love to identify with people based on geography.

Every year at about this time, newspapers love to identify the biggest-selling Christmas presents – those sudden surprise hits that have desperate shoppers combing internet stores for hours or simply fighting each other in Toys R Us.

Men, especially, love to identify with me and go, "Well, you know, it's kind of a misogynistic viewpoint.

I would love to identify some cadre of constantly buoyant motivational speakers, or perennially jocular optimists as my trusted arbiters of success.

I'd love them to identify with our protagonist and think, "One opportunity, no matter how obscure it may seem, is all that I need to get myself straight and make a good life for myself away from all the temptations and troubles of my former life" -- I'd feel fantastic about that!

There is no standard proposal and no right or wrong way but it is important to express how much you love him and to identify specific things about him that cause you to want to spend the rest of your life with him.