Sentence examples for brutal geography from inspiring English sources

The paper argues that enhanced social controls and a new brutal geography of forced removal are implicated in the (re creation of Hluhluwe as a romantic space in which tourists could experience wild nature and an 'unspoilt' African landscape.

Or perhaps we fear rough justice for the city's heritage of crimes large and small: the blatant water-theft from the Owens Valley, the corrupt regimes of Mayor Frank Shaw and other shady elected officials, the manifold abuses of the LAPD, the scams of the motion picture business, the flagrant inequality written out in the brutal geography of where people live.

The country's brutal weather and forbidding geography would make going to the polls extremely difficult.

Johnson said: "The brutal, ineluctable facts of geography mean that we as a country will come round to this in the end".

This country is all about majestic, muscular vistas, raw and brutal expanses of Tolkien-strength geography: unclimbed peaks, desolate, thunderous waterfalls, horizon-spanning lava fields, arctic deserts and glaciers where man has left no mark.

Yet geography's realities remain brutal.

Differences in geography are the most brutal to deal with.

He can prove that the United States respects the dignity of "others," regardless of their religion and geography and that the actions of a crazy terrorist group are not a reason for a collective brutal punishment.

Despite geography.

Geography mattered.

Geography matters.