Sentence examples for to identities from inspiring English sources
noun
Sameness, identicalness; the quality or fact of (several specified things) being the same.
We have given voice to identities long stifled.
"Credit cards have a much lower per-unit-value compared to identities which have a much higher per-unit-value on the black market," Mr. Schwartz said.
San Antonio imparted a different way of being American, open to identities emerging from the deep time of these lands – indigenous, Hispanic, Anglo and beyond.
By the time Lebanon's 15-year civil war began in 1975, ideologies had given way to identities, and most people in Marjayoun identified themselves simply as Christian, or perhaps Greek Orthodox, too unique to survive as a community.
Yes, they can be unfair and, yes, they exhume a reductive and potentially troublesome commitment to identities before ideas, which would have to be extrapolated, surely, to ethnic, religious, even working-class representation, given that poor, white males must hardly find their mirror image in the coalition's and Labour's rich, white ones.
We separate key exchange from binding keys to identities.
Life gives him the ability to create identities, to change identities.
It all comes back to identity.
The police declined to identity the victims.
"We know connection to identity is a protective force.
It is an invaluable antidote to identity politics.
