Sentence examples for not really identify from inspiring English sources

This 'culture of fake' consists of many things, including false ideologies, opinions and expertise, but unfortunately for me, Scruton did not really identify what a 'low culture' could be.

Prof Schweitzer added: "They did find amino acids consistent with proteins, but the data they presented do not really identify which proteins; for that they need additional data.

The predynastic period in particular was not really identified as such until the late 19th century, about 100 years after Napoleon's otherwise disastrous expedition to Egypt laid the foundations for Egyptology.

First, they have not really identified the D. melanogaster X chromosome genes that are supposed to interact with the D. simulans Nup96 or Nup160.

I don't really identify as anything".

"The people who were satirized, I couldn't really identify.

I don't really identify myself with British values.

"People don't really identify themselves as older people when they make their voting decisions".

"We can't really identify who was who," said General Bikomo, speaking of the raid.

"Growing up in England, I didn't really identify with anyone, not with Indians or the English," he said.

"They don't really identify cancer clusters, which occur at the neighborhood level, well below the ZIP code level.