Sentence examples for themselves identified from inspiring English sources

He added, "Evangelicals don't want themselves identified as the Republican Party at prayer".

Innocent people whose DNA turns up unexpectedly may find themselves identified by a database file that they did not know existed.

"These letters bring specific, potential problems with the product – that the firms have themselves identified – to customers' attention, inviting recipients to respond".

Most pamphleteers of 1789 considered themselves "patriots," or reformers, and (though some were nobles themselves) identified the excessive influence of "aristocrats" as a chief obstacle to reform.

For example, while respondents themselves identified cost as a barrier to earlier licensing, the reasons why race and ethnicity would be independently associated with licensing rates are not clear.

"They themselves identified population as a factor making it more difficult for them to adapt.

Instead, the four friends found themselves identifying with the four television characters.

The method requires an initial set of already identified stakeholders who themselves identify and suggest new stakeholders (snowballing effect).

In order to identify victims, you have to understand how traffickers themselves identify their targets.

Mr. Dowd complained during an interview that while 38percentt of voters who responded to the Los Angeles Times poll identified themselves as Democrats, 25percentt identified themselves as Republicans.

They had to stop kidding themselves and identify their problems.