Sentence examples for maps of red from inspiring English sources

Though the principle "cuius regio, eius religion" ("whose the region, his the religion") has resulted in textbook maps of large Roman Catholic, Lutheran and Calvinist blocs, Mr. Kaplan points out how deceptive, like American maps of red and blue states, these can be.

Bushakra et al. developed a linkage map for black raspberry (R. occidentalis) for the purposes of comparison to maps of red raspberry and to other members of the Rosaceae.

Most of them left a road map of red flags.

Most had left a road map of red flags, plotting their attacks and accumulating weapons.

The white male voters who tend to vote Republican need to look at that map of red and feel ashamed.

A map showing areas of greatest reliance on public benefits corresponds with weird exactness to the map of red America: the South, Appalachia, and rural areas in general.

Most of them left a road map of red flags, spending months plotting their attacks and accumulating weapons, talking openly of their plans for bloodshed.

From the perspective of 2016, the neat map of red and blue states looks more, as Trump might put it, like a starting point for negotiation.

This upto-date Google map of red shirt conflict in Bangkok gives an interesting spatial perspective on the events taking place.

The map of average state suicide rates accompanying "Echoes of a Death Long Past" closely resembles the map of red and blue colored states representing electoral votes in presidential elections.

The Democrats' electability predicament comes into focus when you compare the map of Giver and Taker states with the well-worn electoral map of red (Republican) and blue (Democrat) states.