Sentence examples for multi-layered identity from inspiring English sources

Isn't it time that we started to reclaim this part of our multi-layered identity by making a case for an English community capable of embracing everyone who lives in England?

It is true that certain elements of the more powerful discourse may have been appropriated and internalised by the minority groups and turned into a subcultural form of resistance, by creating a multi-layered identity for themselves and, according to some, thus contributing to the existing power configuration or even partly consenting with the French hegemony.

Furthermore, failure to accept black communities' multi-layered identities not only inhibits us having a strong sense of British belonging, it also curtails a nation's ability to feel comfortable with its inherent differences.

The play, a multi-layered evocation of English identity driven by a landmark performance by Mark Rylance, was garlanded with awards, received rave reviews, and was a sell-out hit both on Broadway and the West End, enhancing both the Royal Court's international profile and its financial security.

Much as I admired the acting, Sachs's play, especially when compared with Bennett's multi-layered exploration of art and identity, strikes me as a load of Pollocks.

While the display highlights oppression, it reinforces the longevity of oppressive modules by undervaluing the multi-layered dimensions of African descendants' identity within and outside of bondage.

Identity is a multi-layered and fluid matter.

Her portraits of African American women capture the multi-layered influences behind an image and an identity.

Figure 1(A) shows an illustrative example of a multi-layered graph with six layers.

And this was only the start, the top layer of a multi-layered inverse wedding cake.

But it's an identity which flows from a multi-layered life which, for most of us, is outside of our experience, and which we have trouble imagining.