Sentence examples for say identity from inspiring English sources

"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.

So when people say identity politics exacerbates differences, it's hard not to suspect that what they're objecting to is not the acknowledgement of differences but the existence of differences, full stop.

Walker puts together the social and aesthetic aspects of stardom along with a very human and detached appreciation of success and failure: not just a film star's celebrity, but also the attendant servitude and loss of privacy (not to say identity).

The numbers were much higher". Experts say identity theft has evolved from isolated examples, like Ms. Thomas's, to ever broader and more financially damaging cases, like the one investigated by Mr. Barrows, that involve the speedy theft and aggregation of hundreds or even thousands of identities.

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

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.

Despite a number of recent scare stories, Apacs said identity theft remains a small proportion of overall fraud.

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.

Yes, says identity leader Dick Hardt.