Sentence examples for some kind of identification from inspiring English sources

Or were they expecting women to form some kind of identification with feeling "young at heart"?

Some kind of identification?" If you produce a business card, she will say, "That ain't no badge".

"There's always some kind of identification in a successful show," said Jane Feuer, a television critic and a professor of English at the University of Pittsburgh.

If passed this week, the amendment clears the way for a pending bill that would require some kind of identification in order to prove citizenship and to register to vote.

And I'd say that in that respect there was some kind of identification - I wanted to know what went through his head all those empty days he spent in his car.' Some might say that this form of identification was quite a leap of logic.

(Back then, the hospital was located just a few blocks from Fenway Park). Or maybe it had to do with some kind of identification I had with a team that kept rolling the rock uphill, only to see it roll back down, again and again and again.

A number of novelists praised the book, presumably out of some kind of generic identification or regimental loyalty, because it fitted so clearly into the niche where literariness is assumed to be found.

But the data from Catch-EyoU project, part of the Horizon 2020 research funding programme headed by the EU, found that more than 50% of respondents showed some kind of positive identification with the EU – one of the highest figures of any member state.

The early quantitative models are rather indicative of some kind of problem identification.

"After the war, I began to arrive at some kind of personal identification".

Beginning Oct. 1, 2020, you will need a driver's license that meets certain federal standards to board a domestic flight, if a driver's license is the form of identification you choose to use. 2. Couldn't I use some other kind of identification?