self-identity

For them, change in the area of self-identity is not an issue.

Dan himself does not feel that he has a self-identity at all.

Many nations are created out of a population’s “invented” self-identity.

In this respect, the risk here is over questions of self-identity - who are we and does anyone care?

In their view, the personal characteristics allow for the development of a child's self-identity.

It's a piece of self-identity, and it gets me through hard days.

It looks as though it's been built since he lived here and shows the same lack of self-identity seen on the main street.

The boy had reached the age of self-identity, and questioned why he wasn't living with his mother.

Now, they usually express self-identity as the native of a particular island.

Many students leave elementary school with confidence, a group of friends and a certain self-identity.

For others, their self-identity represents some combination of the two.

That chain between individual self-identity and business is not accepted by everyone.

Material possessions have become the main source of people's self-identity.

Yet Its proponents did have common features and a sense of self-identity.

For the few who opt out, the reason is often linked to self-identity.

It also asks the question of self-identity, and how well you can ever truly know someone else.

"I find myself in what seems to be a never ending search for self-identity," he wrote.

As well, his homosexual behaviour, attractions and self-identity have not changed.

Issues such as loss of status and changing self-identity might need addressing.

Secondly: lasting union can only be based on strong self-identity.

She felt her own self-identity shaken by the power of the philosopher's thought.

Islam and the Muslims are in a crisis of self-identity.

The major significance is the rise of local awareness in self-identity.

"I think your self-identity is defined by certain decisions you make.