Sentence examples for unique identities from inspiring English sources

He did not want passive consumers but "people who created unique identities".

We all live on the British Isles, but our different countries have very unique identities.

We don't need a lot of fairs that are copying each other, but rather fairs with strong, unique identities".

The plays -- one by Eugene O'Neill, all essentially solo pieces -- depict varied ways in which these women are trapped in the conundrums of their unique identities.

Indeed, MTV traffics in the self it rolls out a seemingly endless list of personal stories, unique identities, which are, nonetheless, ultimately generic and universalized.

Communities, each comprising a village and its hamlets, maintain their unique identities through variations in clothing styles, dialects, and religious celebrations.

These sites are called news aggregators, and though some have large audiences, the companies that run them have yet to figure out how to turn them into enduring businesses with unique identities.

Apple and Google are collecting the data, which amounts to an international map of the locations and unique identities of cell towers and wi-fi networks, to improve targeting of their adverts based around mobile phones.

They are both alienated from a culture that expects girls to behave in certain ways, and the book charts how their longing for independence and unique identities goes awry.

Some were procedural, including a demand that UID be based on law passed by parliament, not, as now, on a mere executive order.Other worries, such as cost, should abate as the unique identities are tied to bank accounts of welfare recipients, and so help track the flow of public money.

To examine this possibility, we used items with unique identities in Experiment 5.