She can play anyone, without undue glamour or starriness, and she has plainly identified herself with a range of small, low-budget pictures by new directors.
In The World and the Individual he plainly identified the object of his inquiry as "the Individual of Individuals, namely the Absolute, or God himself" (Royce 1899 1901, 1 40).
But it plainly identifies the existential conundrum that's been driving this series from the beginning: the task of defining Israel's national identity.
It mandates that the nutritional labels on food packages plainly identify any of eight specified food allergen sources— milk, eggs, fish, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, and soybeans— that are present in the product.
The novel is also deeply self-referential: the reader is plainly invited to identify Henry with Martel, but the taxidermist's first name is also Henry.
The crucial claim, plainly, is that moral facts are to be identified with (or treated as supervenient upon) certain kinds of natural facts.
The lawsuit identifies him plainly in black and white as "Paul LePage, in his official capacity as Governor of Maine," and this matters.
Dozens have been killed by Israeli forces in the last month, some of them identified by Israel as terrorists but others -- like an 11-year-old girl -- plainly not.
From the start, Zapatero identified equality as a defining characteristic of a modern democracy, and it's only partly because he plainly enjoys challenging the macho conservativism that has dominated his country since the days of Ferdinand and Isabella.
I hope you will consider the problems identified below, retract the piece, and replace it with one confirming the accuracy of what Ms. Saul said. 1. Plainly Inconsistent Standards.
The mapping ω → ω˜ is plainly injective; thus, we may identify the state-space of A with a subset of the state-space of A˜.
