Sentence examples for wider identity from inspiring English sources

But the transition from modeliser to model husband and father became part of a wider identity crisis.

The leadership challenges and unrest that have punctuated Labour's third term are symptoms of a wider identity crisis.

His preoccupations collide in the 1500s, when science and magic intermingled and questions of England's wider identity and ambition were taking root.

While many of those interviewed perceive Mass of Blessed John Henry Newman to be technically difficult for their congregations to sing, some also see the setting as failing to resonate with the wider identity of Scottish Catholic congregations.

They say that your identity as a separate self is the source of your suffering, and your wider identity with the larger context is the source of your liberation.

Leaders of the only Conservative council engaged in this debate have long experience of the general concern in the town that it would have more to lose than most were local assets to be pooled into some sort of wider identity.

It has been critically important that we have a university-wide identity.

- Back a UK-wide identity card scheme to aid in the fight against terrorism and crime, reduce welfare and electoral fraud and prevent illegal immigration.

In order to take advantage of these new features, your channel needs to update to our Google-wide identity system, which works both on YouTube and also across the rest of Google.

It is also the basis for a Web-wide identity system based on Facebook IDs.

Google actually has been giving new YouTube users the option to use their Google-wide identity on YouTube since March.