Sentence examples for mostly identified with from inspiring English sources

Before London came along, the song was mostly identified with Marian Anderson.

Police who raided them in 2007 discovered some 200 bags of blood, mostly identified with codes or nicknames.

Scott said he mostly identified with players who are like him: non-Hollywood, unglamorous guys "who got their work done and got rewarded".

Almost 12 years after coaching his last game, in January 1993, Gibbs remains mostly identified with the three quarterbacks he led to the pinnacle of the sport, three men with distinct strengths.

Gewurztraminer is mostly identified with Alsace, where it flourishes in the region's cool climate, but it also does well in parts of Germany, particularly the Pfalz, and in some cooler areas of California, like the Anderson Valley in Mendocino County.

Mr. Friedlander said of Mr. Hikind, "By endorsing Joe to the point of being mostly identified with his campaign, Dov has to win big in order to retain his title as the undisputed king of Borough Park politics".

Interestingly, there was more than one TIL protein in the entry PF01826 of different architectures of most nematodes including S. ratti, mostly identified as uncharacterized proteins and with different sizes.

In Mukono, among members of the community, the unskilled, overuse of injections resulting in infection (mostly identified as abscesses) was particularly associated with drug shop vendors who made false claims about their skill and knowledge of bio-medical practice.

It's the fortysomethings, mostly male, mostly white, who identified with Morrissey's tales of outsider woe a billion years ago, who are now running the country and controlling the nation's media, filtering experience through their eyes and returning it to us as news and policy briefings.

One kid in the film appears to be fluid in her identity – mostly identifying as Crystal, a girl with a fondness for silk kimonos ("they feel very nice") and sequinned dresses, but also identifying as Cole, a boy who speaks of growing up a man and having a wife and two kids – which I sense is who he is referring to.

Besides the undying identification with power, it's hard not to see the monument as an extension of "W" himself....We know that because the bumbler never let us forget it, taking every opportunity to pose in front of the White House photo of "the other George," (1, 2, 3) who he identified with mostly by (first-) namesake.