Sentence examples for not usually identify from inspiring English sources

The Guardian does not usually identify victims of sexual assault.

The Harvard academic Maria Tatar has observed wisely that children do not usually "identify" with fictional children – they stand a little apart inside the fictional world and intensely observe the people and the action.

The Guardian does not usually identify the victims of sexual assault but the names of the three women were circulated widely by family and law enforcement agencies for years during their disappearance.

Typically developers must manually choose the measures they want to check, platforms do not usually identify and track everything automatically.

Iamblichus' On the Pythagorean Life is largely a compilation of earlier sources but, unlike Porphyry, he does not usually identify them.

While very specific, the standard dipstick test is not sensitive to low levels of albuminuria and will not usually identify those with microalbuminuria.

Junipers are not usually identified by sex, but sex is necessary for berries.

A video report on the hacking by the Russian business news channel RBC showed a message from the hackers in which they claimed to be part of "American Anonymous," referring to a loose collective of hackers (not usually identified as American) known for revenge attacks on the Web sites of organizations and states perceived as enemies of free speech.

Parmenides is again not usually identified as a Pythagorean in either the ancient or modern tradition and, although scholars have speculated on Pythagorean influences on Parmenides, there is little that can be identified as overtly Pythagorean in his philosophy.

This legend is notable because it shows Kali in her benevolent, maternal aspect, with which she is not usually identified.

Although not usually identified as a genre writer, William S. Burroughs produced works with a surreal narrative that estranged the action from the ordinary world as science fiction and fantasy do.