Sentence examples for sometimes identified as from inspiring English sources

Some keep up relationships with the surrogate mothers, who are sometimes identified as, as one father put it, "the nice woman who carried you".

These paid-for results are sometimes identified as "sponsored sites" or "featured sites".

Opposing the anti-pornography camp was a different group of writers, academics, and activists, sometimes identified as "pro-sex" feminists.

But the best went to Madrid and Paris, if not to London, sometimes identified as Scottish, more often not.

Though sometimes identified as a hipster aesthetically speaking, her work, which focuses on sexuality, self-identity and contemporary feminism, would suggest she is much more than that.

Fast, reliable methods of search and retrieval are sometimes identified as the hallmark of our information age; "Search is everything" has become a proverb.

Given the option, they will sometimes identify as moderates or centrists, but this tells us very little about how they will vote.

(They sometimes identified themselves as "folk-jazz").

As a result, it finds a substantial 43% of the under 30s saying they didn't vote, whereas among the less representative young people in the pre-election polls, 15% or fewer sometimes identified themselves as non-voters.

President Barack Obama is sometimes identified by the Secret Service as "Renegade," while his wife, First Lady Michelle Obama, uses the tag "Renaissance".

She is sometimes identified with goddesses Parvati, Chandi or Durga as well.