Sentence examples for would rather identify from inspiring English sources

There will be "a lot of hand holding", according to Holden, who would rather identify and correct glitches at this stage than after the go live.

The Bush administration 2. The Obama administration 3. Congress 4. Someone else No wonder Mr. Romney would rather identify himself with Mr. Clinton than the last president of his own party.

But I'd rather identify with evolution than stagnation".

I'd rather identify as something that celebrates the togetherness we've found under the "#KillAllMen" banner.

Smith reiterates that he'd rather identify the people responsible for the attacks, than the people responsible for editing a memo.

Poonam Mahtani, who works in a Manhattan fashion house that she'd rather not identify — "Just put that I'm really happy to have a job"— says that layoffs in her field are so rampant that everyone she knows is working on Plan B. "I've been thinking about business school," she says.

Though Ms. Hoppen did not specify who "we" might be, she could have been speaking for any number of local residents who would rather their daughters identify as Ms., not Miss.

It doesn't help, concedes a German banker in Frankfurt who would rather not be identified, that few Germans, hardly anyone in the German government, and certainly none of Merkel's economic advisers "have ever read Keynes, or even begin to get market economics.

We would rather have characters we can identify with (which has almost never happened in film) than rest on Coker's assurance that people are searching Google about the Maroon rebellions.

Like most of the 100,000-odd Britons living here, he'd rather not be identified: Dubai's authorities have never taken particularly kindly to criticism, and although he's a firm, even a fervent believer in its future, in the present climate no one wants to find themselves on a plane back home, do they?

They would rather starve.