Sentence examples for unresolved identity from inspiring English sources
There's an unresolved identity issue".
Flashing backward, forward, up and down, the movie's bewildering plot follows David (Itay Tiran), a young Israeli-American with unresolved identity issues.
Yossef Bodansky, in his biography of bin Laden, writes that the sudden increase in wealth among the Saudi Élite, and the concomitant exposure to the West, "led to confusion and a largely unresolved identity crisis resulting in radicalism and eruptions of violence".
It is a strain of feeling that will be familiar to anybody who has ever danced around football and Englishness, a national sport that has always seemed to be on some level about death and decay and unresolved identity; and with a grandeur that remains, even in its most glorious moments, unmistakably funereal.
After deleting genes with unresolved identity and without GO annotations, our final list contained 775 genes and 4,144 GO terms.
While for Washington North Korea is a policy concern, for South Koreans it is also a heated political issue and, fundamentally, a matter of unresolved national identity.
And indeed, that vision, which is effectively government policy, has touched in a nerve in Turkey, a country with its own unresolved questions of identity.
Beyond the obvious blunders the donning of a Yankees cap, the embrace of Suha Arafat Clinton's campaign was, from the beginning, troubled by the old, unresolved questions of identity.
A key unresolved question is the identity of targets of the PP2A-B55-E4orf4 complex involved inductioniof of non-classical apoptosis, and the identity of further downstream elements participating in this apoptotic pathway.
Royal argues that Eisner shows the unresolved nature of American identity, in which ethnicities are conflicted between cultural assimilation and their ethnic associations.
Unresolved issues include the identities of all genes exhibiting altered transcription in response to iron and heme availability, the fraction of such genes functioning in iron/heme acquisition, and the heterogeneity of this gene set among clinical isolates.
