Sentence examples for would never identify from inspiring English sources

Initially, NBC wanted Spock out, saying the audience would never identify with a pointy-eared alien.

He complained to Mack that he had never been interviewed by the police but then declared he would never identify the person who shot him anyway.

The man offered Seaman Cullen what he said was $300 in American money, saying, "Why don't you forget the whole thing?" Seeing a chance to escape, Seaman Cullen took the money, promised he would never identify the men and ran back to get help.

What Spaniards have to say My Spanish family and friends would never identify me as Hispanic or Latina.

3. Cowboys and Cowgirls I would never identify with being an expert on music and it took me leaving the US to gain respect for country music, but now I'm hooked.

I'd never identified with anything more than the Christian community and I trusted its approach to my dysphoria.

I'd never identified with anything more than I identified with the Christian community and I trusted its approach to my dysphoria.

It allows us to form partnerships we would have never identified if we had not been open.

"I think if the internet did not exist, I would have never identified my feelings as a fetish perhaps never even as a sexual interest," said Emma.

Harry Truman, a Democrat with strong connections to the Confederacy and who consequently would never easily identify with a Republican president, admired the fact that Lincoln had had the strength of character to follow his instincts and, in the face of strong opposition, do what he thought was right.

Donors who would, under most circumstances, never identify themselves as donors by volunteering for research were prompted to come forward in Victoria, Australia, by a recent, highly publicized recommendation made to parliament: that legislation be introduced to enforce mandatory identification of donors on request from their donor offspring, with retrospective effect.