Sentence examples for personal geography from inspiring English sources

In my case, personal geography will probably fade, too.

You can trace your personal geography in these pages.

ANIL T. BHARVANEY A Knack for Fitting In Anil T. Bharvaney's personal geography knew no bounds.

This mapping of her fiction on to her personal geography wasn't conscious, Moss says, rather, "that's what's there.

An immense man whose thick foothills of neck and haunch swell into a spectacular butte at the midsection, he possesses a personal geography that, from first-and-10 distance, assumes a form that follows his function — Ryan looks like nothing more than an extra-large football.

His personal geography infuses much of the work at the Crocker — the models for "Five Seated Figures" (1965), a formal study in isolation, for instance, include a local gallery owner, and a matriarch of the McClatchy newspaper family, as well as the artist Patrick Dullanty, a beloved friend who died in 2004.

Calamities twist and tear our personal geographies.

It is the landscapes of the heart and our own personal geographies that we hold most dear; we store those in our heads, not on paper or Google.

Parker sets out to explore the British Isles using not Google or the Ordnance Survey but instead the maps that "exist in people's minds", personal geographies with "beloved homes at their centres and vast empty spaces where imagination faltered or trips ended …."  Parker focuses on the alternative topographies dreamed up by various groups: pilots, new-age Druids, canal boaters, cave-divers.

In your own personal, mental geography, what does New York look like?

I suppose this newest book is so immersed in specifics -- historical and personal grievances, geographies, the particular betrayals of particular affiliations -- that it might seem I think otherwise.