Sentence examples for physical territory from inspiring English sources

The physical territory of Finding the Sun is similar.

"Claiming physical territory was a powerful act," Mr. Reuter said.

She was able to colonize cultural territory the way Alexander was able to colonize physical territory".

By Jon Lee Anderson May 27 , 2012Sooner or later, every armed conflict in which victory is determined by control of the civilian population — as opposed to, say, physical territory — has its My Lai, its Srebrenica, its Sabra and Shatila.

But, in this case, it's worth acknowledging that Assad has a point: the significance of Aleppo's collapse is far greater than its physical territory, its ancient history, and its former splendor.

While these expanding relationships among insurgent groups are foremost a response to increased American and allied attacks, another motivation is eliminating the need for each group to guard its physical territory and money-generating interests from the other extremist organizations.

The notices so many of us received yesterday and the blanket notice that all name-based searches in the EU are now subject to censorship make it look more like a mischievous attempt to point up the impossibility of policing content on the internet within physical territories, enraging publishers and encouraging them to write about it.

What are the semiotic equivalents of these two dimensions used in surveying physical territories?

Around the tournament site, the postmatch dissections traversed a wide range of physical and psychological territory, all of it speculative: Nadal's knees were bothering him.

An effective conquest takes place when physical appropriation of territory (annexation) is followed by "subjugation" (i.e., the legal process of transferring title).

My intention was not to document specific centerpiece projects — in fact, they rarely appear in my pictures — but to use them as a way of defining a physical and conceptual territory to explore.