Sentence examples for some kind of identifying from inspiring English sources

A sign instructed them to leave some kind of identifying token pinned to the child in the event they were one day in a position to take it home.

Members of irregular forces can also qualify, provided they were wearing some kind of identifying insignia, operating under a clear chain of command in a unit that abided by internationally recognized rules of war.

Being used to the convention of a band having a "sound" or a "style," your mind craves some kind of uniformity, some sort of identifying pattern.

In more recent Playfair competitions I've given hints of some kind to identifying the code word to help you a bit, and though many of you expressed gratitude for the 'double-p' hint, I got the faint feeling that some thought it somewhat over-generous.

This is all about restraining a notion of the press and journalists as some kind of easily identified pack which feeds into a neatly industrialised process, when in fact the forces are moving in the opposite direction: anyone can be a journalist, yet the institutional support for journalism has seldom been economically weaker.

"What's a dead clown doing in my woods?" We found no wallet on the corpse, nor any kind of identifying objects.

Asked about privacy concerns, Dattoli said that the company is very careful with client privacy, and doesn't pass on any kind of identifying information about its users to its advertising partners.

Another young Portsmouth woman, who didn't want to give her name or any kind of identifying details, said she'll begrudgingly vote Democratic even though she also believes that Clinton committed a crime.

Diamonds, watches, art, Louis Vuitton handbags, things that are identified through some kind of serialized way of identifying that product.

"And then feeling a bit of shame in my life over something I shouldn't have been shamed about helped me to kind of identify, to some degree, with what our LGBTQ youth face all the time within orthodox religion".

Women kind of identified with her.