Sentence examples for shared identities from inspiring English sources

It has diverse historic traditions and many shared identities.

In contrast to multiculturalism, identity politics movements are based on the shared identities of participants rather than on a specifically shared culture.

He alleged that the Scottish National party and other nationalists wanted to split those interlinking, shared identities in two by forcing Scotland's voters to choose between being Scottish and British.

In a democratic system, they may organise themselves along lines other than economic class and "the shared identities of caste, ethnicity and religion are more likely to form historically enduring bonds".

The Evolving English WordBank, created by visitors to the British Library's Evolving English exhibition, confirms this continued diversity and, like Wright's great dictionary, is the result of contributions submitted enthusiastically by members of the public aware of the importance of vernacular speech to our sense of individual and shared identities.

When I asked him to explain the title of "I-Be Area," his video about adoption, cloning, shared identities, and other possible aspects of the new social order, he said that it came partly from his thinking about people having areas, which he described — I am paraphrasing — as the totality of each person's cumulative effect on others.

In the process, we discover our shared identity.

This underpins a sense of shared identity, goals and motivations.

Establishing a shared identity is the first step to creating unity.

The grid binds the island just as New Yorkers are bound by a shared identity.

A great challenge for Pakistan has been crafting a sense of shared identity.