Sentence examples for too identified from inspiring English sources
I felt I was getting too identified with it.
"He sometimes felt he was too identified with that character," his wife, Kim Hamilton Klemperer, said.
Green speculated that it might be because she was seen as "too identified" with Radio 4.
Mu'tasim subsequently spent six months in jail; he, too, identified organizers of the protests.
Within the black media, there have been questions about whether Mr. Obama is keeping his distance from them and their audiences to avoid being too identified by race.
"The United States has to be careful not to get too identified with the regime in Nigeria which is identified with human rights abuses.
Poehler, too, identifies with Leslie's can-do spirit.
And it may be that some women — and African-Americans, too — identify less strongly with their particular group.
He was impressed with those numbers, too, identifying the turning point as "the end of the Munich event last year and the first run that I played in Madrid".
Using this not just as an external catalyst but an internal catalyst too, identifying who were are and where we want to go.
