Sentence examples for precise geography from inspiring English sources

I used their apartment because it's always very useful when you're writing a script to have in mind a precise geography; it gives you certain ideas.

Although Vladimir Nabokov — with his penchant for exactitude — has mapped out the Samsa flat in some detail, I am far from certain that Kafka himself — with his penchant for the blurred perceptions of bewilderment — was much concerned with the apartment's precise geography.

These novels (like Woolf's before them) have a precise London geography.

Since then, the detailed locations, street names and precise urban geography of the capital have been a feature of virtually everything he has written.

Or, to be more precise, biology plus geography equals destiny.

Mr. O'Nan's book, humorless though it may be, nonetheless derives some power and authenticity from a precise sense of geography, class and time.

Anchoring flashy dialectics and moral fine points in a precise grid of geography and local customs, he tells the story of a law student (Barbet Schroeder, also the producer) who, frustrated in his efforts to date Sylvie (Michèle Girardon), an elegant art-gallery assistant, sets his sights on the coarser charms of Jacqueline Claudine Soubrierr), the shopgirl of the title.

Even when nations do disappear, the geography is precise.

Game mechanics can be personalized to motivate and reward people based on precise user segmentation including geography, roles, or departments.

Mr. Hussein's government finally admitted the truth last week, but 14 years later, in a land isolated by sanctions and geography, there has still been no precise survey of the aftermath.

The geography of his fictional inferno (he provides a map), and his strikingly precise description of its dynamics, prefigure the current fire in amazing detail.