Sentence examples for more identifies with from inspiring English sources

The threat to them doesn't feel like as much of a threat to us in the world that Noble Peace Barack Obama Barack Obamoreore identifies with.

And they are more identified with the news brand".

Broadway has become more identified with Disney and Las Vegas than with Stephen Sondheim or David Mamet.

Nobody is more identified with America's bellicose response than Rummy.

But only in the 1970s did the Republican Party became more identified with religiosity than the Democrats.

Although she was a strong supporter of the ATC, Kane was more identified with the Royal Court, who stood by her through the storm whipped up by Blasted.

Lots of revolutions hide in the camouflage of the population, although that is more identified with Cuba in the 1950s or South Africa in the 1980s or Syria now.

"She may not be a Peruvian but she speaks Quechua and she is more identified with our culture than many Peruvians".

Its 25 works concentrate on depictions of men, skimming across a career more identified with anxious young women.

Though he continued to travel zestfully all over Europe, visiting surviving Bonapartists, such as Prince Jérôme Napoléon, his life became more and more identified with his writings.

Probably no group of animals is more identified with Africa than its Carnivora (the order of flesh-eating mammals), of which there are more than 60 species.