Sentence examples for think I identify from inspiring English sources

"I definitely think I identify more with the women," I said, thinking that how I showed and dealt with my emotions was more akin to how moms express their feelings.

At some deep level, I think I identify myself as a non-classical music person, the way you think of yourself as a "cat person" or "someone that doesn't like cheese".

"I often write about the moments of crisis in people's lives where a space opens up," he says, "and it's strange because I think I identify with that quite strongly.

Suggesting a similarity with the music business, he added: "There's adrenaline involved, and I think I identify with the drivers: They want to be the best, I always wanted to be, not the best, but just as good as I could be.

I think I identify with kale.

I think I identify with Bohemian ethos, so it just sort of seemed like the right fit.

I think I identified with him because I felt different as a teenager too.

Yup, I describe my style as Art Nouveau-inspired, but I don't think it was — I think I simply identify with it, and the designs and the theme that I am working with are just inside me.

He added, "I also think I can identify Satoshi".

That's a movie from a certain BitTorrent site; you're out of your mind if you think I'll identify either the movie or the site in question.

"I don't think I'm identified with McCain as much as I am, strangely enough, with the Bushes," she said at one point during the 90-minute interview in her office.