Sentence examples for geography itself from inspiring English sources

Occasionally he makes geography itself impossible – the Bohemian seacoast in A Winter's Tale, or the lion that saunters through Arden in As You Like It – but even these, it might be argued, are testament to the boundlessness of his imagination.

Alongside questions about the geographies and spatialities of psychotherapy are questions about how geography itself might be psychotherapeutic.

You knew that George R.R. Martin drew heavily on the history of medieval Europe for the events of his brutal continent of Westeros, but a new video from YouTuber RealLifeLore suggests that the geography itself is a slightly modified version of the British Isles.

The city's geography is itself another puzzle.

More than a time, it is a geography unto itself, the boundary in a 24-hour town between the convivial evening and the solitary night.

WHY -- The diverse geography lends itself to a wide range of outdoor activities, from kayaking and sailing on the Columbia River to hiking and climbing in the mountains.

Geography renews itself as a human and creative discipline rather than a sociological or philosophical one because we need to see and designate places that have disappeared and thus become unknown.

The investigating archaeologists did not regard the practice as typical of the region, but speculate that the local geography lent itself to adapting the Greek myth, as bodies of the dead in actuality had to be ferried across a river from the town to the cemetery.

But it has to continue to invest in original content because it is a way to attract new subscribers, and also because it's content that it can more easily distribute across different geographies and itself has control of the rights and what happens to it.

So why are they fighting?A popular theory is that geography is reasserting itself.

The lethality of the roadway stems from the unique mix of geography, the road itself, and the drivers' disregard for the laws of physics.