Sentence examples for geographical expression from inspiring English sources

One is Prince Metternich of Austria's dismissive 1847 observation that Italy was just "a geographical expression".

Their work is currently on view at 'Un'Espressione Geografica' (A Geographical Expression) at Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin, and Kunsthalle Mainz, Germany.

The simple reason is that Americans regard the heartland as more than just a geographical expression (the country's central and rural areas).

In the early decades of the 20th century, Mitter writes, "many felt that China was a geographical expression rather than a country".

Then there is Europe, still a "geographical expression," a federation without a political head, a real foreign policy or military unity, but acting more as an economic unit devised to help its farmers, unions and public servants.

For those seeking evidence that Europe is more than a geographical expression, Eurovision is a rare example of a cultural event that engages the interests of people across the continent.

Afghanistan represents a challenge to those in the international community, particularly the United Nations, who are seeking to transform geographical expressions into real countries.

Similar geographical variations in expression levels between detoxification genes have been observed in other mosquito vectors, such as An.

The possibility of geographical variation in LMP1 expression in NPC has been suggested and is supported by studies in North Africa, where LMP1 is more prevalent in the juvenile form of NPC [36].

To our knowledge, this is the first study to assess such broad geographical trends in CYP1A1 expression, stable carbon and nitrogen isotopes, and polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) and other organic contaminant burdens at the ocean system level in a threatened cetacean species.

The Waldseemüller map, as it is called, is one of the most intriguing expressions of geographical knowledge of the New World in the first decades of its exploration by Europeans.