Sentence examples for marks of identity from inspiring English sources

* "BODY ART: MARKS OF IDENTITY," American Museum of Natural History, Central Park West at 79th Street, (212) 769-5100 (through May 29).

Museums * "BODY ART: MARKS OF IDENTITY," American Museum of Natural History, Central Park West at 79th Street, (212) 769-5100 (through May 29).

"Body Art: Marks of Identity" includes clothing, naturally (kimonos, corsets, suits and loin cloths) but also all manner of hair and head gear and jewelry.

Backstory is the rejection of the notion that a character's inner life can be determined in any significant way from the way she looks or presents herself, from the outer marks of identity.

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The form's ideal singer would be as anonymous onstage as on record, a kind of puppet of the music, whose voice and movements were not presented as marks of identity, but as samples.

"To be a customer at Stern's was a mark of identity," Professor Shenton said.

So, with typical grit and dark humour, the cough has become a grim mark of identity, the sign of a true inhabitant of this still fascinating, lively, energetic, exciting city, with its tragically contaminated, toxic air.

Society's most widely recognized mark of identity is the signature, and writing for publication is also the creation of the persona of the author, who is hovering in the margins of every page, and whose multifaceted likeness emerges as much from incidental public appearances as from the literary work of their renown.

It was a mark of identity.

Like their contemporaries in pop, they liberate themselves by erasing the usual marks of human identity.