Sentence examples for probably identify from inspiring English sources

As these countries are integrated into the European Union, they will probably identify more with Europe.

I probably identify more as simply someone who lives in Gloucester Crescent".

When consumers are attracted to a company's brand, they will probably identify with its culture too.

"In many ways I probably identify more with Dominicans than with Nicaraguans," she said.

Opera fans could probably identify the composer — Giuseppe Verdi — but they might have had trouble placing the tune.

(Where would the History Channel be without the Nazis?) Most of us have never seen a B-52 bomber, but we could probably identify one.

(He probably identifies, too, with what Bolt called More's "adamantine sense of self").

He told USA Today that he is "not a liberal" and probably identifies more with the right than the left.

He probably identified with Bloodbrothers (1978), in which Richard Gere played the sensitive son of a Bronx family who wants to work with children but has his ambitions frustrated.

Reflecting on Gayle's remarks four months ago, Saker added: "We know it was the wrong thing to do, and he probably identified that quite quickly.

Those that remained standing earned the respect of the survivors who lived near them, and who probably identified with them, in some ways: rugged, reliable, nothing fancy.