Sentence examples for particular nations from inspiring English sources

Some accounts cross borders, to be sure; but many accounts remain stubbornly rooted in particular nations, particular identities, particular products.

It argues that there was a noticeable change after 1945 when, largely thanks to growing prosperity and clever marketing, food came to be associated with particular nations.

Particular countries may have risen, flourished, and faded; particular nations at particular periods may have swollen out into multitudinous combinations, afterwards leaving but a relic of themselves; and at this very day and hour particular races are unhappily disappearing from the earth.

An often-noticed problem with this line of thought is that particular nations do not each have a special morality of their own.

Four particular nations -- Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, and tiny Bahrain -- best illustrate this concerted campaign of ethnic gerrymandering and geopolitical sabotage.

Welfare states and in particular nations of Western Europe are increasingly facing difficulties to continue to maintain social benefits in the areas of health care, education and pensions, that Europeans have unfortunately become too used to.

And it is not confined to any particular nation.

"Investigations are not opened against particular nation states or personalities.

CUP OF EXCELLENCE A competition to determine the best coffee bean grown in a particular nation.

There is no clear evidence yet to point to a particular nation or manufacturer.

He will not be handed over to a particular nation seeking to prosecute him.