Sentence examples for matter of identity from inspiring English sources

For some artists, it's a matter of identity.

In a city of immigrants and blurred cultures, it is a matter of identity.

For them, this is not just a job, but a matter of identity and survival.

Twelve years after apartheid, South African politics is still more a matter of identity than ideas.

In short, posing an imminent threat is a matter of identity and character, not of having made any particular plans.

For Iva Crider, the latest border dispute between Connecticut and Rhode Island is not so much a matter of identity or state loyalty as it is practicality.

If only matters of identity were that easy.

On matters of identity, wherever granting the wishes of individuals does – or threatens – no harm, governments should comply.

The art world has wrestled mightily with matters of identity in the last few years, with varying degrees of subtlety.

They come under the heading of "culture wars" and usually relate to matters of identity, race or sexual equality, with politicians or institutions faulted for words or conduct that have, one way or another, given offence.

Don Lee's collection of stories, "Yellow," is a burlier affair, a frontal assault on matters of identity summed up rather baldly in the question that even fellow Asian-Americans ask one of the book's protagonists: "What are you?" Most of the characters in these linked stories, which take place mostly in the fictional town of Rosarita Bay, Calif., are trying to figure that out.