Sentence examples for character of countries from inspiring English sources
Blair, who has built a global business network since leaving Downing Street, defends his financial dealings, describing his involvement in countries round the world as not work for hire but work that can change the character of countries.
And like "The Prince," this book is replete with pointers, road maps, warnings, maxims and pithy recommendations -- but always rooted in Kissinger's sense of the essential character of countries as they struggle for power and survival, much the way Machiavelli rooted his advice in the essential character of human beings as they struggle for power and survival.
Ms. Hill's troubles with traditionalists largely began with "Breathe," whose rock-influenced songs and sexy videos seemed contrary to what many associate with the down-home character of country.
Chechen participation in the war against Assad is an expansion of the religious radicalization that changed the character of country's original struggle for independence.
Without such an experiment, it's hard to say if other confounding factors are also affecting the moral character of country B or if another factor is affecting both the market system and moral character.
AS THAT shrewd spy-chronicler, John le Carré, noted once, secret services can be most revealing of the deeper character of the countries they protect.
For his guide to crime fiction, Barry Forshaw set himself the task of cataloguing and analysing some 200 books by over 70 authors while at the same time delivering helpful insights into the national character of five countries: Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Iceland.
It helps give you a good perspective on what matters to the citizens of that country and it helps you to start understanding the character of the country better.
[See map in Figure 1]. Figure 1 Geophysical map of the modern Greek state, illustrating the rugged, mountainous and island character of the country (source: )http://greekschool.tsaserv.com.
