Sentence examples for matters of identity from inspiring English sources

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.

Then when it comes to matters of identity and different social justice issues, there is very, very little disagreement across the field.

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.

Damore and Kaepernick's speech, by contrast, could only be characterized as unprofessional and indecent if a person buys into the notion that disagreement on matters of identity or patriotism is inherently suspect.

His first publications were in logic (on matters of identities and duality stimulated by Schröder) and in the history of political economy (several co-authored with his first wife Anna Schapire-Neurath); not surprisingly his subsequent contribution to logical empiricism was prepared to integrate both dimensions.

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

Wegner, M. A matter of identity: transcriptional control in oligodendrocytes.

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

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