Sentence examples for never really identify from inspiring English sources

Although we never really identify with any one character too much it does feel exactly like you're witnessing everything as a ghost.

Blair never really identified with Labour's long and romantic past.

Despite this, she never really identified with feminist issues or gave Caribbean women, who carry many burdens, particular consideration.

Similarly, she never really identified with being the Nashville singer-songwriter she was touted as for her first album.

Ms. Rockburne came of age with the Minimalists but never really identified with them; her later works look like post-painterly abstractions, but are deeply referential.

I've never really identified as Latina.

We allow problems to repeat themselves and persist, dealing with them as they occur, but never really identifying the cause and stopping it.

I never really identified with London, but that also has to do with me and Kami not really being brought up interacting with many people, so I don't know... it's kind of weird".

The first is that the indigent populations who might be helped by medication have never really been identified.

A preleukemic stem cell "had never really been identified," says Carol Stocking, a cancer biologist at the Heinrich Pette Institute in Hamburg, Germany, who's now convinced that it has.

"I can really identify with these entrepreneurs".