Sentence examples for multiple identities in from inspiring English sources

Attending any performance of "Simon Boccanegra" involves grappling with its convoluted plot and sorting out the multiple identities in this tale of conflict between the plebeians and the aristocrats in 14th-century Genoa.

Vincente Minnelli, who had both directed and been married to Judy Garland, knew from young drama queens with precocious sets of pipes, making him the perfect man to film "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever," Alan Jay Lerner and Burton Lane's metaphysical musical of multiple identities, in which Barbra Streisand got to play dress-up on a cosmic scale.

The task is further complicated by the intersection of multiple identities in single victims.

These study findings underscore poverty and homelessness as major sources of perceived discrimination, and expose underlying complexities in the navigation of multiple identities in responding to stigma and discrimination.

This study revealed very high rates of perceived discrimination among ethnoracially diverse persons experiencing homelessness and mental illness, and exposed underlying complexities in the navigation of multiple identities in responding to stigma and discrimination, particularly for immigrants and others closely tied to countries of origin.

(The sitcom is, in part, an examination of the pleasures and pitfalls of multiple identity; in an era of proliferating screen names and virtual cliques, that seems like a timely subject).

Space oddness, multiple identities, living in a tin can, fear of madness, puzzled men in queasy solitude and existential despair... if you didn't know Duncan Jones's family background, you could take an educated guess from the subject matter of his films.

But while the freedom to express multiple identities simultaneously in conventional contexts may be a recent phenomenon, the band is quick to point out that such complexities have existed for millenniums.

In a 2010 interview, Poole discussed his belief in the value of multiple identities, including anonymity, in contrast to the merge of online and real-world identities occurring on Facebook and many other social networking sites.

I am drawn to people and things that celebrate the multiple identities and perspectives in this country.

From my blog Soy/Somos, a series that celebrates the multiple identities of Latinos in the USA.You can read the introductory post here: Soy/Somos: We Are Many.