Sentence examples for mixed identity from inspiring English sources

It exemplifies the neighborhood: it has a mixed identity.

That sort of culturally mixed identity was seen as ananomaly when you were growing up.

That mixed identity can be uncomfortable — it can be hard to be a perpetual outsider.

Yet as it stumbles into another season, the Miss America pageant is grappling more than ever with a mixed identity.

Identity: if my child already has a mixed identity by parentage or having lived overseas, which part do I encourage?

(La Rocco) DANDELION DANCETHEATER (Thursday) This rigorously diverse San Francisco company returns to New York with "Mutt, Chapter I," a fractured tale of mixed identity.

(I found myself thinking of Christopher Durang's priceless parody of mixed identities, Shepard-style, "A Stye of the Eye").

All three have come to Zurich from the former Yugoslavia, a place whose fluid borders have produced mixed identities and impermanent kinships.

There aren't any fish in Farmer Brown Goes Round and Round (Dorling Kindersley, £9.99), but there are loads of farm animals in a whirlwind story of mixed identities.

How, he went on, "can one speak of 'western civilisation' except as an ideological fiction that gave the western nations their present mixed identities?

The ingredients of Shakespeare's plays – the universality, the passion, the love, the mixed identities – all of these Indians delight in, because we've been watching them in our folk theatre forever.