Sentence examples for multiple identities and from inspiring English sources
We have multiple identities and allegiances.
Obama emphasizes our multiple identities and the complex blend of influences on an individual life.
Ensuing trickery includes latex masks, multiple identities and a transponder chip buried in Nyah's well-turned ankle.
"We — all of us in the crossover generation — have multiple identities, and being black trumps all of those other identities".
The themes of multiple identities and voyeurism run through and characterize Mr. De Palma's unapologetically eclectic oeuvre.
But that plot-driving theme has more urgency in Hollywood, where, as one villain observes, "everybody has multiple identities" — and enjoys playing every last one of them.
Living in London bedsit land after their arrival in the late 50s and early 60s, her parents met and made friends with people from all over the world, which helped to shape Chakrabarti's ideas of multiple identity and universal human rights.
In Zapata-Barrero's view, interculturalism arises in a "post-multicultural" moment of anti-multiculturalist backlash, financial crisis (favoring low-cost, "mainstreaming" policy solutions to diversity), and "superdiversity" with its multiple identity and post-race issues, where diversity is even eroding the notion of a homogeneous "majority".
As the film deepens and the characters' mistaken and multiple identities accumulate, and the priest returns from the past in a new, desperate guise, "Bad Education" evokes Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo," with its confusions of fantasy and reality.
On the whole, much remains unknown about the relative prevalence of discrimination due to homelessness and immigration status, the factors associated with that prevalence, and especially about how multiple identities interact and inform experiences of stigma and discrimination.
England versus Pakistan will be a passionate encounter, pregnant with historical significance and issues of multiple identities, racism and Islamic militancy.
