Sentence examples for tends to identify from inspiring English sources

He still tends to identify with the art world's most infamous bad boys.

Tate tends to identify fun with youth, conceptual art and lots of videos, but fun is more complicated than that.

The election was close, reflecting the divided loyalties of Montenegrins: the rural, mountainous north tends to identify with Serbia, whereas the coast and the capital, Podgorica, identify with Montenegro.

In the legal submission published last week, the Met's barristers said the "undercover police officers and their families are likely to face real harm if anything is disclosed that tends to identify them, and will suffer the unfairness of losing a lifelong expectation that their roles would not be made public".

Relative to BBQ and Hamilton (1989), HFS tends to identify more recessions: eight versus five and three respectively.

This methodology tends to identify clusters of companies within a given sector that are experiencing pricing power and are generating accelerated levels of cash flow.

People in the West tend to identify with western victims.

Managers tend to identify high-potential leaders when candidates are aged 30-35.

Most people, he realizes, tend to identify their selves with their conscious minds.

What are the various ways that people tend to identify who they are?

Immigrants tend to identify themselves less by race or ethnicity than by values and economic aspirations.