Sentence examples for said identity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vance said identity theft was "one of the fastest growing crimes in Manhattan".

For these drug users, Mr. Morales said, identity theft was the perfect support system.

Considering that she's confined to the most underpopulated ward in the history of loony-bin pictures, said identity should not be too difficult to figure out.

Supporters of the North Side club by and large dismiss said identity politics as trivial and the White Sox as afterthought or, worse, hipster alternative.

He said identity cards were seen as "common-sense" and supported by most people, and predicted the Liberal Democrats would do a U-turn in their opposition to the measure, as he said they had done with anti-social behaviour.

"Perimeters have their place in a defense," Durand said, but echoing the main theme of the summit, he said, "identity is borderless".

"When I was younger, sure, I wanted to have some degree of, shall we say, identity.

Federal officials say identity theft usually starts on paper, even if the stolen information is later trafficked online.

Yes, says identity leader Dick Hardt.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission says identity theft affected nearly 10 million Americans in 2002, costing the economy almost $50 billion.

To be an identitarian, Spencer says, is to say, "Identity is the most important question to answer.