Sentence examples for necessarily identifies from inspiring English sources
It's not a tradition he necessarily identifies with.
At the same time, however, and as I argue in my book, identifying oneself as a persecuted minority necessarily identifies others as persecutors.
An individual necessarily identifies with a protagonist's (or villain's) morals, admiral traits, and likely acts in such a way that exemplifies those traits.
However, information on patient mortality occurring after the episode was not available, and episodes reported in two different health regions for a single patient were not necessarily identified by a single identifier.
Initial sexual experiences with homosexual-identified men are frequently accepted in low-income Peruvian communities without necessarily identifying the adolescent as gay or bisexual [11], [23], [26].
Black Americans do not necessarily identify with them, nor do they necessarily identify with black Americans.
DORMAN: The current formula for selecting the Olympic teams will not necessarily identify the best players.
"I'm, like, pretty queer, in that I don't necessarily identify as female.
"We can't necessarily identify a corpse with this new research," Marks says.
"What that entails is basically plainclothes agents, not necessarily identified to the screener.
Nor do they necessarily identify as Polish citizens — nationality is not their concern.
