Sentence examples for local habitation from inspiring English sources

We share a place, what the poet Wordsworth called a local habitation and a name.

Lord Dundreary was indeed a hairy nothing with a local habitation and a name.

Can Shakespeare's plays give a "local habitation" to the "airy nothing" of globalization?

I would add that the personal habitation is as significant as local habitation in the epistemological formations of Shakespeare.

Theatre space is almost as sacred as the hallowed ground of churches, lending the whole endeavour "a local habitation and a name" as Shakespeare put it.

And because the action has a local habitation, it is legitimate to ask exactly who Benedick and Beatrice are and how they fit into the general picture.

You can recognize these local habitations even if you have never visited the city.

There is usually something very earthy about the local habitations of the airy nothings of the English imagination.

To reflect this global emphasis, this volume of Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture gathers four essays under the rubric of "The Geography of Enlightenment". Set in a variety of local habitations from the European periphery to the American frontier, each of these essays addresses how a relative sense of place determines interpretation.

A watershed water quality model (EUTROMOD) combined with local fish habitation data and habitat suitability index modelling was used to simulate the overall ecosystem impact of projected golf course design and management actions.

Both mosquitoes have adapted to local human habitation with oviposition and larval habitats in natural (e.g., rock pools, tree holes and leaf axis) and artificial (e.g., water tanks, blocked drains, pot plants and food and beverage containers) collections in the urban and peri-urban environment.