Sentence examples for boundaries of geography from inspiring English sources

It knows no boundaries of geography, culture or wealth.

The president's crush-worthiness apparently transcends ordinary boundaries of geography.

If there's one thing that crosses all boundaries of geography, class, education and politics — besides television — it's self-promotion.

Like salons, these computer conversations are gatherings of people who like to communicate and argue, but they are not hampered by boundaries of geography or time.

Contemporary art is the vehicle through which to export conversation about what El Salvador is today beyond the boundaries of geography.

Boundaries of geography, genre and taste are tested and occasionally trampled in the ninth edition of Film Comment Selects, the annual cinema roundup from the editors of Film Comment magazine, which runs through Feb. 28 at the Walter Reade Theater.

This violence cuts across boundaries of age, geography, religion, ethnicity and income.

However, as the definition of 'rural' has become increasingly difficult and contested, the boundaries of 'rural geography' have been tested.

Look across the boundaries of culture, geography and language, and you'll see that the challenges facing cities are universal.

Unicef's executive director, Anthony Lake, explains this happens "every day, everywhere" and "cuts across boundaries of age, geography, religion, ethnicity and income brackets".

Throughout, the affinities between the works span boundaries of culture, geography and, most interestingly, time--with works from as early as 1962, to as recent as 2013, it shows how each artist has consistently persisted with their individual concerns of form and process over long, devoted careers.