Sentence examples for now often identified from inspiring English sources

He is now often identified with the "Master of the Death of the Virgin".

People now often describe Thomson as witty.

Do you think diasporic nationalism has become rather controversial now as it is often identified with right-wing Indian nationalism?

Fatigue is often suspected but less often identified as a cause of crashes.

Now, it is true that Grotius does often identify ways in which legal norms differ from moral or political ones (see, e.g., the discussion of laws at the beginning of DIB I.1).

Customers often identify delay with quality.

News Corp executives often identify with one boss or the other.

We often identify people using face images.

Evangelicals often identify themselves as conservative Republicans.

They can often identify each other in seconds.

We identify four consecutive generations of Intrusion Detection System (IDS) solutions, which are now often integrated in commercial products: expert systems, alert correlation, data mining, and behavioural IDS.