Her unique literary talents have crossed every boundary of age, race, class, geography and education.
Its society is also fractured by class, geography, weak civic institutions and a historic tolerance for frightening levels of violence.
His stories aren't restricted to one class, geography or situation; they frequently contain types eschewed by mainstream fiction.
Suffice it to say that they exemplify both the concept of the umma — a sense of Muslim peoplehood that transcends race, class, geography and nationality by means of its common text — and the specter of unquestioning obedience to scripture.
"One of the most crucial aspects of child sexual abuse and rape that must be acknowledged, therefore, is that it is rampant, indiscriminate and cuts across class, geography, culture and religion.
– he studied art history before changing to and finally graduating with an upper second-class geography degree despite labelling over a fifth of the world map in his final paper "Grandma's, back in the day".
Across age, class, geography and educational background, this referendum has cut to the core of the party and, in the greatest act of national self-harm since Suez, the leadership has been found wanting.
In a society as deeply divided by class, geography and race as modern Venezuela, Bolivar, who was born here in 1783, has always been an important symbol of national unity and identity.
It's hard to measure how much that is the case, but the success of his (http://you.video.sina.com.cn/b/12417440-1401913474.html) offered a rare measure of how an idea ripples across a country divided by class, geography, education, and opportunity.
Those who really were excluded were not solitary geniuses who could not find sufficient time for thinking, but those who were, as a result of class, geography, race or gender, never likely to have the opportunity to begin an education, let alone contribute to the established scientific societies and journals.
