Sentence examples for she really identified from inspiring English sources

She really identified with the elegance and class of Grace Kelly, race and color notwithstanding.

Similarly, she never really identified with being the Nashville singer-songwriter she was touted as for her first album.

Despite this, she never really identified with feminist issues or gave Caribbean women, who carry many burdens, particular consideration.

Over lunch, she mentioned that growing up she hadn't really identified as Asian-American (private Catholic school, Jewish friends, reggae obsession) until the L.A. riots following the beating of Rodney King and the killing of a black teen-age girl by a fifty-one-year-old Korean liquor-store owner.

She said, "I really identified with Wendy because I don't want to not know where I came from".

She showed her insecurities and I really identified with her because of that".

He said: "I think the thing I really identified in what she said was this resentment of being regarded as a scrounger.

"I really identified with him," she said, "He's the age of my children, and I held his hands a few times to calm him down before we continued".

"We really identified with Mami Wata, how she is revered but also feared, like how water brings life but also destruction," Rosa-Salas said.

"You really identified a big disparity between prenatal and postnatal when you went searching," she told me.

I really identified with that.