Sentence examples for weird identity from inspiring English sources
In his confessional piece of 1958, he writes that this was the period when he became Peter Roger Oboe — "Army alphabetical code for P.R.O. or Public Relations Officer... a label for a new and weird identity that, more or less against my inclinations, I had been forced to assume".
On Tuesday, Adrian Cho reported that "[a] weird identity shifting among ghostly particles called neutrinos has won the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics for the leaders of massive underground experiments in Japan and Canada".
If anything, the resurgence of the proto-nationalist right is fragile, divided and fuelled by a form of weird identity politics.
"When I was younger, going through public and private school, I had a weird identity crisis that caused me to be confused about what I can and can't listen to because of my skin," he told me.
There've been books written about the fetishization of Irish-Americanness and the swirl of weird racial identity formation that produced that ethnicity here.
"I had to find my own weird hybrid identity," she said, "because I could never really fit in in each culture 100%."' For some young Muslim Americans, self-discovery also meant developing a reading of Islam that is more focused on the text and less on parental traditions.
"Even though I don't play those songs anymore and can't really listen to them because, you know, I judge it, people still write me and say like, this song changed my life, it's so important to me, or, I'm going through a weird sexual identity thing and it's helping me," Duffy says.
The film itself is a weird meditation on suicide, identity politics, and urban disillusionment.
It is a condition of being modern that our double and triple identities look weird from the outside but are the only kinds that feel authentic from the inside.
The ownership of a photograph or an artwork, it becomes part of your identity in a weird way.
Alien and weird are synonymous, and both are identities Bowie embraced and propagated.
