Sentence examples for merely identified as from inspiring English sources

That would be Juliette Binoche, who stars as an antiques dealer, merely identified as "she," who lives in Tuscany.

At £1.83 million, the Gleizes must have cheered the vendor, merely identified as "a gentleman," which in auction house speak often stands for "dealer".

But Volitich went further than attending a rally or merely identifying as a white nationalist, reports say: In audio clips, she painted herself as a proselytizer.

He approximates the New York accent, though he's from Johnston, R.I. "Representing" as Italian-American (a more theatrical operation than merely "identifying" as something) requires attention to dialect.

You certainly have no problem stating that people who are transgender merely identify as their authentic gender.

Whenever a man speaks over me or down to me, he's not thinking: 'Well, this person appears to me to be biologically female, as opposed to merely identifying as a woman, so therefore I will be misogynistic toward her.' Rather, he simply sees a woman/female (same thing in his eyes), and treats me accordingly".

Most of the other stories merely identified it as a "conservative" or "small government" group.

Reporter Neela Banerjee, who wrote three of them, merely identified it as "conservative".

But while a boyish girl may merely be identified as a tomboy, manifestations of effeminacy in youngboys can prompt ridicule, or worse, bullying.

Among the most startling admissions was the fact the drone strike was authorized by a senior counter-terrorism official without any specific information about who was in the immediate area, which had merely been identified as a compound frequented by al-Qaida leaders.

On the contrary, it merely identified a new enemy.