Sentence examples for individual islands from inspiring English sources

Individual islands have their own distinguishing characteristics.

And individual islands and villages often have their own celebrations.

The individual islands were formed as wave energy deposited shards of broken coral and shells.

The Faroes is made up of 18 individual islands, but there aren't many roads to get lost on.

Individual islands are frequently leased by the Seychelles government to private companies to exploit, usually by growing and harvesting coconut.

For example, the geological history of the Hawaiian archipelago is relatively well understood, with individual islands arranged linearly by age.

The observations he made in the Galapagos of finches that appeared to be slightly different on each island convinced him it was the specific conditions of the individual island that was forcing the finches to adapt and evolve.

His book might be read alongside Alva Noë's "Out of Our Heads," as a double-barrelled philosophical attack on what Noë calls "our 17th century conception of the person as an individual island trapped inside his or her head".

(He urged readers "to recognize that the bell tolls even on each man's individual island, to recognize that every man must fear the witness in himself who whispers to close the window").

Immediately after Mr. Rytz began taking pictures of the Kuna islands, he was told by several spiritual leaders that he would need a permit for each individual island he wanted to document.

"The works in the show have the common theme of transformation, transfiguration, transcendence — how we retain ourselves as an individual island and what brings us together in communion," said Bonnie Clearwater, director of the museum.