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Sentences ending with identity

You ask me to lay bare my past, to prove my identity. [11]
Over and over she repeated that name to herself, and it refused somehow to merge with her identity. [9]
You probably have reasons for not establishing your identity. [11]
He tried to protect himself and meditated revenge against the seducer, and still he could not altogether lose the sense of his own identity. [10]
Is there no one of your province in the town to attest your identity? [9]
Joseph Mecklin, Speaker of the House, who unbent in the most flattering way on learning my identity. [9]
It is not necessary to give the name of the woman, but I have it written here"-- he tapped the paper--"and there is no mistake in the identity. [11]
A case of mistaken identity. [5]
And Hodder, recognizing her, dropped the collar he held: A young woman conversing with Mr. Bentley--was no unusual sight, --he had made no speculations as to this one's identity. [9]
It was an attempt to satisfy thirteen colonies, each of which clung tenaciously to its identity. [9]

Short sentences using identity

Mistaken identity? [11]

More example sentences with the word identity in them

And again, as when swept along East Street with the mob, that sense of identity with these people and their wrongs, of submergence with them in their cause possessed her. [9]
Even if there were a difference, that would not disprove their identity, for the initials of patients whose cases are reported by their physicians are often altered for the purpose of concealment. [6]
He said it was his duty to establish Georgie's identity, or something like that, and Georgie told him to get off at the next station and buy Waring's Magazine--was that it, Georgie? [9]
The sudden flaring up of this trivial incident served to re-establish her identity, to light a fuse along which her mind began to run like fire, illuminating redly all the events of the day before. [9]
Something led me to think I was mistaken in the identity of this gentleman. [6]
Larry opened up to me something of the significance and extent of it, something of the identity of the men who controlled it. [9]
She had hoped to discover the identity of the man who had taken Lise to Gruber's, but she did not attempt to continue the conversation. [9]
The identity of the other tale is uncertain. [5]
And some inhibition, the identity of which was temporarily obscured still persisted, pervading her consciousness.... [9]
Enlightenment as to the identity of these disturbing persons came, the next day, from an unexpected source. [9]
In that event the disclosure of his mother's identity would be inevitable. [9]
Finding himself in the company of Napoleon, whose identity he had easily and surely recognized, Lavrushka was not in the least abashed but merely did his utmost to gain his new master's favor. [2]
Also I suppose that when I read the story through again from the first page to the last, I shall recreate the feeling in which I lived when I wrote it, and it will become a part of my own identity again. [11]
Early monuments prove that they were acquainted with the identity of the morning and evening star. [10]
It appears incredible that the modified descendants of two organisms, if these differed from each other in a marked manner, should ever afterwards converge so closely as to lead to a near approach to identity throughout their whole organisation. [1]
Stobo might have swung at the yard-arm in this new predicament, had his French valet divulged his identity with the spy of Fort du Quesne; but fortune again stepped in to preserve the adventurous Scot. [11]
But by a sure instinct he had guessed the identity of the White Horseman, and every nerve quivered with desire to meet him in combat. [11]
By-and-by his Majesty said gravely, and with a touch of genuine compassion, though the words themselves were capable of being interpreted ironically-- "Mind not thy mischance, good man; there be others in the world whose identity is denied, and whose claims are derided. [5]
The theory of religious regeneration not being tenable, it was naturally supposed that he had fallen in love; the identity of the unknown lady becoming a fruitful subject of speculation among the feminine portion of society. [9]
This similarity, or rather identity, is striking, when contrasted with the different expressions and cries made by distinct species of monkeys. [1]
If I didn't perhaps I should lose my identity altogether. [11]
Is there such perfect identity of interests among the States to compose a new Union as to produce harmony only, and prevent renewed secession? [7]
There is a parallelism without identity in the animal and vegetable life of the two continents, which favors the task of comparison in an extraordinary manner. [6]
We went through our parts admirably, and no one in the crowded house suspected the identity of the chorus of robbers who sang with so much freshness and vivacity. [10]
Their identity is only an idea, for we put off our bodies many times during our lives, and dress in new suits of bones and muscles. [3]
This sudden disclosure of the young woman's identity had upon Hodder a certain electric effect, and with it came a realization of the extent to which--from behind the scenes, so to speak--she had gradually aroused him to a lively speculation. [9]
By this policy no one portion of our friends can ever be certain as to what course another portion may adopt; and by this want of mutual and perfect understanding our political identity is partially frittered away and lost. [7]
We human beings must indeed be in a deplorable plight; otherwise how is it that from our earliest years we find such delight in disguising ourselves; that is to say, in sacrificing our own identity to the tastes of another whose aspect we borrow. [10]
There is no mistake as to the meaning and identity of pulex irritans, confound him! [6]
It seems to me most likely that the coincidence of circumstances is very partial, but that we take this partial resemblance for identity, as we occasionally do resemblances of persons. [6]
Wolf had already learned from the valet Adrian the identity of the person to whom he had been obliged to yield precedence in Barbara's heart, and how generously Quijada had kept silence concerning the wound which he had dealt him. [10]
In the slight interval that elapsed before my brain could register his identity I experienced a distinct shock of resentment; a sense of the reintrusion of an antagonistic value at a moment when it was most unwelcome.... [9]
He had seriously intended to make the insolent intruder feel his strong arm, but since he had learned the identity of the Swiss his acts and nature appeared in a new light. [10]
He was the incandescent medium, and yet, paradoxically, gained in identity and individuality and was inseparable from the thing itself. [9]
Plenty of people in Alexandria practised the art of dyeing, and it was well known that Queen Arsinoe herself willingly mingled in the throng at the Dionysia with a handsome Ephebi, who did not suspect the identity of his companion. [10]
It was as if this one precious woman I had so desperately pursued had, in the capture, lost her identity, had mysteriously become just woman, in all her significance, yes, and helplessness. [9]
But although we had given up attempting to explain the essential nature of affinities and of crystalline types, we might have supposed that we had at least fixed the identity of the substances with which we deal, and determined the laws of their combination. [3]
If he should discover his father's identity, it might easily fill him with vanity, and in Villagarcia he was learning to prize knightly achievements above the service of the Most High. [10]
If he but disclosed his identity, how easy to dispose of this silly charge! [11]
The Osgoods speculated curiously and futilely on Roadmaster's identity, as indeed the whole colony had done. [11]
A Reviewer has criticised ('British Quarterly Review,' Oct. 1st, 1871, page 472) what I have here said with much severity and contempt; but as I do not use the term identity, I cannot see that I am greatly in error. [1]
The judge was by nature of a sour disposition, but he haw-hawed so loudly as he explained to Mr. Price the identity of the road agent that the judge of probate in the next office thought his colleague had gone mad. [9]
The singular relations between electricity and nerve-force, relations which it has been attempted to interpret as meaning identity, in the face of palpable differences, require still more extended studies. [3]
Nothing worse could befall him than to go to Far Harbor with Drew, where our words concerning his identity would be taken. [9]
Would it not be best to wait until I had ascertained in some way the identity of Mrs. Clive? [9]
We should not be able to prove our identity --and the fact is, I am not in a position to try. [5]
Unmindful of the awe-stricken stares he got from those about him when his identity became known, Mr. Lovejoy gained the rail and shoved aside a man who was actually making way for him. [9]
To see Herbert again, unchanged in all outward essentials, is not only gratifying, but valuable as a testimony to nature's success in holding on to a personal identity, through the entire change of matter that has been constantly taking place for so many years. [4]
The desire was absurd, perhaps, but not to be denied,--the desire to mix with it, feel it, be submerged and swept away by it, losing all sense of identity. [9]
It was such a look as is seldom seen in the faces of men, for it showed the struggle of a soul to regain its identity. [11]

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