Sentence examples for very much identified from inspiring English sources

"She's still very much identified with that look, and you either like it or you don't.

Mengers, who died in 2011 aged 81, was a celebrated Hollywood figure in the 1970s and 80s, very much identified with the Hollywood new wave.

Mr. Dugan also features in "13 Bankers" — not as influential as Mr. Greenspan but still a person very much identified with deregulation and nonregulation.

I very much identified with Taylor, through the novel, though my particular life and girlhood was not the same as hers in specific ways.

I very much identify with the company.

Nathalie Snapp, 25, a doctoral candidate at Harvard, where she studies chemical physics, said: "I do very much identify with her as someone who has pursued having both a career and a family.

Headed up by Commander Samuel Vimes, this rackety squad includes a zombie who prides himself on "embracing the opportunities of a life beyond the grave"; Sergeant Angua, a mostly vegetarian werewolf; and Captain Carrot Ironfoundersson, her 6-foot-6-inch dwarf boyfriend (he's adopted but very much identifies with his clan).

To know the culture is to know that the Arab mind is a mind that very much identifies with the winner.

I was very much identifying with that culture, and gay bars were the place I could go to feel safe and feel like I could be myself.

I usually write something this time of year, when sadness meshes with nostalgia for a religion I don't practice anymore but with whose history and ethnicity and food and humor connected to Jewish identity, I very much identify with.

Thus, identifying only the Jacobi set does not help us very much to identify global structures inherent in the entire data.