Sentence examples for when she identifies from inspiring English sources

When she identifies an unusual specimen in her fields, she taste-tests it, then offers it to chefs.

Like all Kundera's men, he is a slightly creepy character, cerebral to the point of bloodlessness yet an enthusiastic and even, in the later stages of the book, a maniacally dedicated womaniser - Tereza realises he is betraying her when she identifies the odd odour she has been detecting on his hair in bed every night as the smell of his many mistresses' groins.

Consequently, Rand regularly concerns herself with the practical implications and social relevance not only of moral and political philosophy, but likewise of the seemingly more arcane strata of metaphysics and epistemology as when she identifies errors in concept-formation as one of the roots of racism, or mind-body dualism as a root of the dichotomy between economic and personal freedom.

But perhaps Davenport was right when she identified Justine Henin, and not herself, as the one to watch.

He says once when she identified herself, he said, Right, and I'm the king of Spain! and hung up.

An autopsy failed to determine a cause of death, yet his widow saw facial injuries when she identified the body.

The book traces Grace's gender issues back to age five when she identified with Madonna's Material Girl video when she saw it on TV.

Abigail gave the wrong names when she identified the boys she said often teased her and took part in the attack.

Mr. Houry said that his group believed that the mother had made an "honest mistake" when she identified the woman in the morgue as her daughter.

In June this year, Jenni Murray, host of BBC4's Woman's Hour, caused a furore in a Radio Times interview when she identified what she considered a problem for women in classical music.

The tour started in 2005 when she identified the most polluted places created by the gas industry and McNall keeps showing anyone who will come and, in her words "get polluted".