Sentence examples for preferred identity from inspiring English sources

Then, just as it's shaping up to be another welcome anti-sexist standup set, she starts shaking her booty in tribute to Beyoncé, whose current preferred identity – Mrs Carter – rather undermines her feminist credentials.

The liberal elite, all during this campaign, showed its intolerant colors, mocking anyone who raised questions about Hillary's background and competence as inherently misogynist, sidelining questions of political economy in favor of preferred identity politics tropes, banning dissenters and skeptics of Narrative 1 from their websites and forums, questioning their very humanity.

Researchers may end up disagreeing over the latent's preferred identity but this constitutes research advancement because it clarifies disagreements previously obscured by conceptual imprecision.

Benjamin Netanyahu may be a businessman now, but his preferred identity is clear.

In Trump's case, he didn't just give permission to vent against your preferred identity, he said it was OK to really enjoy it.

It also requires that an individual who transitions sex during their marriage must divorce before they can have their preferred identity legally recognised.

This week comes the premiere of the ensemble's "Nut" — in the Kitchen, a relatively conventional setting for these artists, who often favor nontraditional spaces (and pseudonyms, of a sort — "Piage Martin," which you'll see in the program, isn't a typo, but Ms. Martin's preferred MGM identity).

*Although Bruce Jenner identifies as female, he preferred his identity as "Bruce" be referred with masculine pronouns -- thus my use of "his" and "he".

The strongest influence on preferred codon identity in most species is GC content [ 12], but there are other patterns: where synonymous codons can end in T or A, T is generally favoured.

In this article, we show that scoring matrices have preferred alignment identities and alignment lengths, and that BLOSUM62 can produce overextended alignments, most often between sequences with >33% identity.

(Have you noticed the way married couples who collaborate no longer style themselves "Joseph and Sally Smith"? They prefer separate identities, a sign of the times.