Sentence examples for massive identity from inspiring English sources

"S.W.S. triggers a massive identity crisis, an early midlife crisis," Dr. Goldbart said.

Dick Armey, despite his contention that "the Republican Party is undergoing the most massive identity crisis in the history of politics," was nearby, talking happily with Ed Cox, the newly elected chair of the New York Republican State Committee, who seemed to recognize that a shift in the power center had occurred.

While millions of consumers have grown comfortable with entering credit-card information into a Web site, reports of massive identity theft continue to crimp online sales.

Wouldn't it be nice if you, the 21st century totalitarian, could build a detailed psychological profile of these types and use your massive identity database and a bit of sophisticated machine learning to find others?

There were also massive identity thefts of Western consumers by Russian gangs almost certainly in league with their government, not to mention probes and attacks on U.S. national security computers, shielded child pornography and in the physical world illegal drugs and murder of innocents.

He broke several major industry stories, including a massive identity-theft ring and a critical WMF Windows error that has since been fixed by Microsoft.

The rise has been driven by a massive increase in identity fraud.

"What defines this story is how all the characters are involved in this massive crisis of identity and where they belong in any given society, be they aristocrats or all all-black jazz band," says Chiwetel Ejiofor, who plays Louis.

There's something about having considered massive questions about identity and gender at a young age that can leave some of the people I've worked with feeling like they can't quite connect with others at school.

As new moms, we are thrust into a massive shift in identity and responsibility.

What followed on the Long Island dial reflected a national trend, Mr. Lewi said: "a consolidation of radio station ownership and a massive reduction in community identity".