Sentence examples for parallel identity from inspiring English sources

She acquires a parallel identity, in short, as a public figure, that haunts and sometimes supersedes the life she thinks she leads.

He believes in the Freudian id — a shadowy swirl of infantile impulses — and perceives its modern incarnation in what he calls the "e-personality," a parallel identity that hijacks your mind online.

The current exhibition, titled "Through the Looking Glass," takes up the themes of Lewis Carroll's iconic tale, exploring ideas of parallel identity, mirrored images and projected fantasies.

According to details of the report in The Sunday Times, they are increasingly barring snooping eyes from outside the boundaries of their personal circles by "untagging" pictures, deliberately issuing false information and even running parallel identities on social media.

In parallel, the identity and role of endogenous lung progenitor cells in development and in repair from injury and potential contribution as lung cancer stem cells continue to be elucidated.

These identities parallel the binomial and power moment identities derived for codes with the Hamming metric.

However, it launched a genre that developed in parallel with gender identity clinics' management of people's transitions and mass-media interest in transsexual and transgender people.

There are two parallel sets of identity crises, said Ahmed Marcouch, 42, son of an illiterate Moroccan immigrant and now a Labor member of Parliament.

An online binding assay for the separation and parallel assessment of identity and affinity of small molecules in complex mixtures towards non-phosphorylated p38α was developed.

The parallels with gender identity disorder, upon which the hypothesis was modeled, were striking: much like some transgender individuals report being born the wrong sex, some furries feel a disconnect with their bodies, as if they were stuck in the wrong species.

This, I thought, was obviously a name made up by some weird Twitter-troll group trying to mess with me, but in fact it belongs to a girl whose life, according to her Google identity, parallels mine closely enough to be creepy (Hascy, if you're reading this, and I hope you're not, I wish you all the best).