Sentence examples for state identity from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, New Jersey has never had a distinct state identity.

"Football in Nebraska is about state identity," Raikes said.

European state identity is morphing into a less homogenous collection of nations.

"We lost part of our state identity when we went away from the single-class tournament," Delph said.

Some who came from California said they had taken the risk of flying for the first time, passing security with state identity documents.

Sheriff Wendell Hall of Santa Rosa County, who led the effort, said the arrests were for violations of state identity theft laws.

Under a new state identity-theft law, Mr. Sharma faces up to seven years in prison if convicted.

This allows us to state identities of Weitzenböck type and energy identities for anticipating stochastic integral operators.

In Nagel 1970, he explicitly states that bridge-laws state identities of the properties signified by the relevant predicates or nomic relations among extensions.

Irish Restaurant," says the Facebook page, but the ultimate expression of the Abbey's two-state identity is house band County Rexford, whose name simultaneously evokes the crown and rebel Wexford.

Shankara points to scriptural texts, either stating identity ("Thou art that") or denying difference ("There is no duality here"), as declaring the true meaning of brahman without qualities (nirguna).