Sentence examples for geographical movements from inspiring English sources

As often with Jarmusch, what passes for plot is a series of geographical movements; the basic job of getting characters together in one place seems like exertion enough.

But the conceptual shift in the Modern's view of itself, whether acknowledged as such or not, is likely to be far more heavily debated than its geographical movements in the years ahead.

Little is known of their geographical movements; one individual has been documented moving from New York to the Gulf of Mexico, a straight-line distance of 2767 km.

Joel: Don't forget that it's about 100 years of Iraqi history and you've seen the structure -- on the one hand you have the historical timeline and on the other you have the geographical movements by the protagonists in the film, and you have the protagonists.

Even if you don't support open borders, it's natural to question the vast amount of taxpayer money being spent on policing the geographical movements of people who (generally) just want to get a higher-paying job in order to help themselves and their loved ones.

Time slicer supplements the visualization of geographic locations estimated using continuous diffusion by summarizing the rate and degree of geographical movement over the complete posterior distribution of trees.

"The movement toward the frontier — the movement from the East to the West and Southwest — was not simply a geographical movement," Ellison said.

With the mythic Misra, who becomes his surrogate mother, and by means of a geographical movement that occurs within a rich mixture of politics and sex, the boy seeks his identity, a quest that becomes linked to the identity of the land across which he moves.

Geographical movement also tends to destabilize marriages because the motive is usually a new job for one spouse and this tends to benefit that spouse more than the other (Boyle et al. 2008).

But instead of such clichés, there is a lot more complexity and variety of experiences accompanying the geographical movement of textile production.

But nearly ten years later, is al fresco sex really still an intrinsic element of gay culture, or is it becoming a relic of the past, looking increasingly antiquated in a world where sex apps, instant messaging and easy geographical movement facilitated via Google Maps is the norm?