Sentence examples for solid identity from inspiring English sources

The focus on one single composer gave the event a more solid identity than mixed-aria programmes usually possess, even if the result inevitably felt somewhat bitty.

The Marussia ownership has provided a solid identity with a Russian sports car company and a potential way to break into the Russian sponsorship market.

And, OK, it's a damn good job that that industry's over, because it was feudal, painful, unbelievably dangerous - but at the same time, these guys had an absolutely solid identity, which modern jobs don't give you".

It was only after some time — and working in Tokyo — that I began to see reality: the lack of solid identity of many of the salarymen, the emptiness of its popular culture, the interesting inner worlds of those who choose to dissent and the nihilism and fear that nags so many as they follow the routines imposed on them by family and bosses.

"It didn't really change anything for me because I had a solid identity but for people moving into the area, it changed things and it definitely became more confusing".

Being strong also means building a solid identity that mere caricature is not enough to rattle.

You listen to your solid, identity-based voice, deep within you, the one that knows the next right step.

A club attempting to go a long way in a short time need a firm identity, something solid upon which to build.

You see, with a solid plan and a strong identity, your decisions are less difficult.

They're playing as well defensively as they have in a long time, establishing a strong identity as a solid defensive team.

Creating a strong identity, one that yielded acceptance and even esteem, would put me on solid ground.