Sentence examples for hidden geography from inspiring English sources
"Chalking helps reveal a hidden geography of the city.
But Kandahar's differences exist in a hidden geography, in such places as Loyah Wallah, the 'Big Canal' district, towards the city university where the Taliban discreetly hold sway.
The report, Mapping Subterranean London: the Hidden Geography of Residential Basement Developments, found at least 4,650 basements were granted planning permission in Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham, Haringey, Camden, Islington and Wandsworth between 2008 and 2017.
And in the hustle I discovered character simply based on my knowledge of New York's hidden geography.
Following her eventual acquittal, Kepler composed 223 footnotes to the story—several times longer than the actual text which explained the allegorical aspects as well as the considerable scientific content (particularly regarding lunar geography) hidden within the text.
"Pins" revels in the potential power of the artist to trap the viewer in one monstrous moment forever, while "Onion" focuses on an A.A. kind of meeting for those unfortunates who have had "glimpses of impossible geographies, entire worlds hidden in plain view".
Art can be very good at illuminating history, showing how shifting geographies, ideologies and violent upheavals have real but often hidden effects on individuals.
The geography of joblessness ReprintsThe market's bull run began in 2012 when a tax amnesty allowed previously hidden cash to be invested in stocks.
They cannot be hidden by our many advantages ― our talented people, our innovative private sector, our supreme military or our enviable geography.
The challenges we face cannot be met with pablum about "American exceptionalism". They cannot be hidden by our many advantages ― our talented people, our innovative private sector, our supreme military or our enviable geography.
Their Sonar Server product analyzes the social graph, information flows and expertise hidden within the company, allowing users to work out who in the company can help them, across departments and geographies.
