Sentence examples for to some identity from inspiring English sources

"I feel good about it as I finally got to some identity from no identity – not to be confused with my Tibetan identity, which will not be affected," said Lobsang Wangyal, a 1970-born exiled Tibetan entrepreneur living in McLeod Ganj, the Tibetan-dominated suburb of Dharamsala.

It is common for breeding companies to make their own selections of standard varieties in order to create some identity and ownership of the variety.

"Clubs are trying to get some identity into the stadium, and a statue is a cheap and easy way to do it".

As Mr. Miner, the historian, puts it, "The whole idea of the Erie Canal for us is that we're hoping to regain some identity".

The purpose of this paper is to derive some identities of symmetry for the generalized Bernoulli polynomials attached to of higher order.

Therefore we obtain the inversion formula of degenerate Daehee numbers which are related to the some identities of those numbers.

Ma and Zhang [3] used the properties of Chebyshev polynomials to obtain some identities involving Fibonacci numbers and Lucas numbers.

With all the transformations and idioms, the Masada tunes held on to some klezmer identity: one stubborn genre indeed.

Yet, fil single mutants do not show a vegetative phenotype [ 12, 25- 27] but rather are strongly affected in flower structure and floral organ number, morphology and to some extent, identity.

The menu may have its adult pretensions, and there is a cocktail offshoot, which is presumably to give them some identity in the not-for-kids market.

To some extent, identity-oriented behavioural and conversational strategies are to be expected from many newly formed learning groups.