Sentence examples for much identified from inspiring English sources

"She's still very much identified with that look, and you either like it or you don't.

"It was becoming too much identified with me and with Wynton, as a team," she said.

Mengers, who died in 2011 aged 81, was a celebrated Hollywood figure in the 1970s and 80s, very much identified with the Hollywood new wave.

Mr. Dugan also features in "13 Bankers" — not as influential as Mr. Greenspan but still a person very much identified with deregulation and nonregulation.

Indeed, fiction in the age of modernism became as much identified with literature as poetry or plays, and its complexities required a new class of expert readers, a secular clergy capable of explaining its mysteries.

The obligatory good-looking woman here is a detective played by Sandra Oh, who doesn't seem entirely comfortable in the role, though perhaps that's an effect of being too much identified with "Grey's Anatomy".

I very much identify with the company.

You don't so much identify with them as feel superior to them — at first.

However the legislation does allow for donors to choose how much identifying information they reveal about themselves.

How could "a girl like me" (I haven't really changed much) identify with a character who gets pregnant the first time she has sex?

Nathalie Snapp, 25, a doctoral candidate at Harvard, where she studies chemical physics, said: "I do very much identify with her as someone who has pursued having both a career and a family.