Sentence examples for discrete nations from inspiring English sources

France, Italy, Germany and India are of course more complicated and diverse places than his pictures of them suggest, but they are nonetheless discrete nations, which Asia and Latin America are not.

For the Green Turtles, young idealistic haiguis today, when home is nebulous, geographical boundaries are porous, and the concept of a "nation" is as Abhit says, all but "moot," this sense of mission is no longer tied to a discrete nation or shoreline to call home.

There are now more giant pandas in Scotland than Tory MPs; what's more, if the SNP wins next year's referendum on independence it will be due in no small part to Lady Thatcher's failure to comprehend the strong communitarian drive within Scotland that never wanted to be part of her campaign for a nation of discrete, home-owning, "right-thinking" philistines.

National activity nations.

"Someone has to do it and the ideal would be that you chose the discrete broadcaster of a devolved nation at the fulcrum of the issue," Woodward said.

A systematic process of review for this discrete class of cases helped mend a nation divided by conflicting opinions about the legitimacy of the war and the reasonableness of sanctions for those who resisted participating in it for personal moral reasons.

The days of "perfect" war — cleanly delineated battles between nations or empires that notionally spanned discrete historical dates — are no more.

Instead, they state thoughts in discrete units.