Sentence examples for wholly identify from inspiring English sources

World Cup qualifying matches are more than a punctuation device for this one-man show: they give meaning to the life of Eoin and his two best friends who wholly identify with the Irish team.

Love is, among other things, the experience of wholly identifying with another person's sincerity.

It is always a danger for actors to become wholly identified with one big role, one hit franchise.

Yet we aren't asked to identify wholly with her.

While Abraham Lincoln was declaring that the two races could never live together "on terms of social and political equality," Gerrit Smith and John Brown were seeking to identify wholly with blacks, to "make myself a colored man," in Smith's words.

The one thing they have in common is that they don't identify wholly with the gender they were assigned at birth".

An important advantage of structure-based virtual screening is the ability to identify wholly new chemotypes.

In protein design there is a need to move beyond making piecemeal changes to extant sequences to identify wholly new sequences with new functions and structures.

Per-residue predictors provide the distribution of the propensity for intrinsic disorder over the amino acid sequence, whereas binary classifiers identify entire protein as wholly ordered or wholly disordered.

It is essentially about a denial of the truth; for Mrs. Tracy, who believes fervently in the healing powers of summers spent in her country house, who identifies wholly with its breezes and hinges and coverlets, has only the dimmest perception of the people surrounding her.

The role of the Mahābhārata as the storehouse of Hindu lore was supplemented by the Harivaṃśa ("Genealogy of Hari that is, the god Vishnu), which deals with the ancestry and exploits of Krishna, the Pāṇḍavas' friend and adviser in the epic but now wholly deified and identified with the great god Vishnu.