Sentence examples for Sense of area from inspiring English sources

That sense of place and that sense of area get lost when every high street looks the same and has the same signage.

Keller walked around, got a sense of the area.

Each tour tries to give a sense of an area, encompassing ­cultural, historical, culinary, and recreational sites.

When he speaks of home, though, it is always with a genuine warmth rather than a sense of an area from a previous life.

A long time ago, I was thinking about placing the novel in South Carolina, but having lived in Charlottesville allowed me to get a sense of that area.

Among works that give a more material sense of the area is Gary Orlinsky's "Dwelling," a tepeelike structure afloat in the river.

Anyone trying to make sense of this area, which has grown almost too rapidly, will find the book an invaluable aid in enabling clear thinking about the concept and its implications.

Statistics is a pretty large discipline, and as an entering student I didn't have a very good sense of what area I wanted to do my research in.

Here we reference software development both as a 'field' in the general sense of an area of human endeavour, and also in terms Bourdieu's Social Reproduction Theory, in which the notion of field is central.

Before starting a map, explore enough to get a sense of the area, so that you can space it correctly.

This goes some way to explaining the sense of care in the area.