Sentence examples for geographical identity from inspiring English sources

Padfield is preserving something quite different: the tradition of produce with a distinct geographical identity, from "a single farm, a single herd, one cheesemaker".

While Mr. Chalayan's complex ideas about individual, racial and geographical identity are expressed in a visitor's guide booklet to each installation, the objects are isolated to speak for themselves.

The first of those may be less of a problem for Romney, because his own geographical identity is so vague — he has some claim to being both a Northeasterner and a Midwesterner, with an additional base in Utah — that it would be hard to seem imbalanced.

"For many users, geographical identity is a powerful boon on the internet".

A place name such as 'Moye Buya Guyo' refers to geographical identity and is also a person's name (Table 2).

The continued rise of the SNP despite the loss of the referendum, the talk of English votes for English laws and the increased support for the UK Independence Party are all about geographical identity.

But much of this has less to do with Obama's performance style than with how various audiences respond to his complex, hard-to-pigeonhole poly-racial-cultural-geographical identity.

The social inclusion process for migrants in China includes a transformation in multi-dimensional geographical space, identity, and self-concept [63].

It's not just outer London that suffers from this geographical "double-identity".

You can have a national, ethnic, geographical or village identity," says Ul-Mulk.

In this reductive economic standoff, Scots are defined only by geographical residency, our identity dependent on resolving the currency problem, our future pegged on the dubious question of EU membership.