Sentence examples for contested space from inspiring English sources
The street is always a contested space.
We will investigate the difficult-to-theorize and contested space between politics and artistic craft.
As often as not, and regardless of ownership, land is contested space.
A hand-lettered sign read "Heyer Memorial Park" — an informal name change for a contested space.
They would have to deal, because contested space was the point of the show.
They mean that Times Square is still contested space and that people actually have a place in this "people" place.
These contested spaces often reflect competing visions for the city.
The paintings are madly contested spaces, inconsistent with themselves.
Sex and sexuality are very contested spaces for people with disabilities.
China, on the other hand, is building drones, also called unmanned aerial vehicles, precisely to operate in contested spaces.
They are contested spaces where the rights of private ownership and public use come into frequent conflict.
