Sentence examples for something to identify from inspiring English sources

Most people can find something to identify with in Barack Obama, and he can find something to identify with in them.

"But everyone can find in her life something to latch onto, something to identify with.

They may have thought that it would be a comfort to their families to have something to identify and then bury.

Fonda, however, gained popularity among black women in these years, many of whom found something to identify with both in her struggles with men and in her resilience.

Graphic designers have long been fascinated by the vernacular signs that appear in public places, generally with a practical purpose, whether it is to sell something, to identify our whereabouts or to alert us to danger.

It's hard to imagine a mother with a demanding career who won't find something to identify with in Kate's situation: the worry that the children love the nanny more than you, the slow-boil about sexism on the job, the exasperation with the overgrown adolescent husband who dresses the baby in its sister's doll's clothes, the jerry-built schedules, the death of sex.

Or maybe this: "Don't let the illegals run out of Arizona and hide… I think that we should do something to identify them in case they try to come back over.

"I was so glad to give them something to identify with".