Sentence examples for peculiar geography from inspiring English sources

Our peculiar geography worked to our advantage.

Thanks to Denmark's peculiar geography, Samsø is smack in the center of the country and, at the same time, in the middle of nowhere.

The evolving Japanese military strategy was based on the peculiar geography of the Pacific Ocean and on the relative weakness and unpreparedness of the Allied military presence in that ocean.

These contemporary Americans had arrived on the quaint island after a plane crash, and they had learned that while "outlanders" like them had been washing ashore here for centuries, Dinotopia's peculiar geography made it impossible for them to leave.

The watershed is known for this peculiar geography, and the Klamath has been called "a river upside down" by the National Geographic Society.

Due to its peculiar geography and natural history the Colchis is of particular interest for botanical and ecological studies.

Their longevity is also partly explained by America's peculiar banking geography.

The culprit is the Google Maps application on his Blackberry, which seems to be disorientated by Lemberg's peculiar history and geography.

Another challenge that is a bit more peculiar to the geography of the city is just how many sub-ecosystems exist.

Masonic Temple architecture and décor typify Victorian moral environmentalism vis-à-vis the parlor, the Masonic Lodge a domesticated male space where significant numbers of bourgeois men (and women) acted out a particular and peculiar masculine moral geography.

But Sis' sense of cultural geography is peculiar.