Sentence examples for geography of language from inspiring English sources

By indexing every metaphor, simile, cultural reference, meme and socio-political idea, the Hip-Hop Word Count charts a geography of language and aims to chronicle the migration of ideas throughout rap's history.

Boko Haram still has the advantage of the geography, of the language, of this kind of fishing famine, networks and unions that have been formed over the years.

Soccer, for me, has always represented a coming together: of geography, of bodies, of language.

Chinese schools use them mostly to teach social sciences, like the geography of religion and language, and history.

In order to capture the factors that affect the entrepreneurial capabilities, we formulate the log-linear time decaying model based on simple SFA panel model idea to identify the inefficiency variation over the years in our sample countries (Keller 2002: Technology Diffusion and the World Distribution of Income: The Role of Geography, Language, and Trade, unpublished; Pesaran et al., 2013).

My father's democratic way of introducing me to these stories shaped my attitude towards works of imagination as universal spaces, transcending the boundaries of geography, language, ethnicity, religion, gender, race, nationality and class.

The best and most original parts of this book are Stavans's insights into the intersections of language, geography and culture.

Yet with its large communities of often poor and poorly integrated Muslim immigrants and its own deeply rooted divisions of language, geography and politics, Belgium finds itself at the center of Europe's struggle with terrorism and a glaring example of the obstacles blocking the way.

"It will reflect the variety of our nation in terms of geography, ethnicity, language, belief, lifestyle and taste.

Companies like Google now have an unprecedented opportunity to challenge racism and myopic thinking because their technology and the products built on them can transcend the limitations of geography, language and culture in a way that no other medium has been able to.

I will tell the stories of those who lived and those who died, and in doing so, perhaps convey just how much fun it can be, even in the seeming worst of times, to reach across the boundaries of geography, culture, language, economics, or just luck, and connect, for a moment or a lifetime, with someone totally different and yet so much the same.