Sentence examples for prefer to identify from inspiring English sources

Since this hypothesis was tested on Australian students, who prefer to identify with moderate groups, the context-specific expectation was for that preference to disappear under uncertainty.

Western Union said they'd prefer to identify recipient by their birth dates.

That's more than can be said of many public figures who prefer to identify as "humanists".

(Local hunters and fishermen, whom Coptis sees as some of her best potential allies, prefer to identify themselves as "conservationists").

Now, DP assemblymen prefer to identify with the pact's presumed losers, such as rice-farmers, who will remain shut out of American markets.

Viewers generally prefer to identify with the innocent, the lucky and the brave, rather than with the monstrous but no less human perpetrators of crimes against humanity.

Instead of chasing the Lib Dems' elusive holy grail, he prefers to identify with Labour in regenerating the NHS.

As they got older, they either preferred to identify with a wider black culture or put Islam at the centre of their lives and identity.

She means to repudiate Ms. Angier's characterization of Rhys "as a 'borderline personality.' " Ms. Pizzichini prefers to identify shrilly, histrionically, even defensively, with Rhys's endless struggles and peculiarities.

We're so grateful Jessica was a surrogate for us.' " In Sarah Elizabeth's birth story, Jessica, whom the family prefers to identify only by her first name and who lives in the same Maryland town, is a central character.

The right has so demonized "the L-word" that during a Democratic debate in 2007, Hillary Clinton, asked by a voter whether she was a liberal, said that she preferred to identify herself as — of course — a "modern progressive".