Sentence examples for that identified itself from inspiring English sources

Several scholars said they did not know of a single mosque in this country that identified itself with the Saudi sect.

A group that identified itself as the Islamic Army took credit for the act on a videotape broadcast Monday by Al Jazeera.

Two of the dozens on view were made in England and inspired the production of imaginative spinoffs in Boston, a city that identified itself as British (some would say still does) until politics dictated otherwise.

This month, a previously unknown group that identified itself as Al Haramain Brigades, or the Two Mosques Brigades, said in a statement on an Islamist Web site that it had tried to kill a senior official of the Saudi Interior Ministry.

A video uploaded on YouTube by a group that identified itself as the Martyrs of Yarmouk claimed responsibility on Wednesday and said the peacekeepers would be held until Syrian government forces withdrew from the area around Al Jamlah, the site of the weekend clashes.

I received an email from a group that identified itself as "The Legion of Leia" who's stated purpose was "More representation for women in Star Wars Episode VII".

This inspired goof was created by Big Meeting, a group that identifies itself as "David Sidorov, Rachel Wenitsky, and over 100,000 other people".

Mr. Beck himself is a convert to Mormonism, a faith that identifies itself as part of the Christian family, but is nevertheless rejected by many Christians.

Changing direction, even simply changing tone, is particularly difficult for a party that identifies itself as one of moral values, not of mere policy ideas.

Mr. Blackwell is the president of the Leadership Institute, a nonprofit educational institution that identifies itself on its Web site as nonpartisan while also describing itself as "the premier training ground for tomorrow's conservative leaders".

His collage called "History Makers" is a combination of various materials and patterns, but the dominant element is the leather-tooled binding of a text that identifies itself as "The World's History and Its Makers".