Sentence examples for regionalism of from inspiring English sources
He said that his biggest challenge was the regionalism of Chinese taste.
The creation of 36 states has done little or nothing to undermine the ethnic-sectarian regionalism of Nigeria's mostly Muslim north and Christian south.
An example is his first novel, En ville morte (1906; "In the Dead City"), which was influenced by the regionalism of such writers as Georges Eekhoud.
His intense and introspective verse, filled with images of death and despair, set him apart from the prevailing regionalism of Canadian literature and strongly influenced the poets who followed.
How far we have come from the K-mart regionalism of Bobbie Ann Mason and the tightly controlled minimalism practiced by writers like Ann Beattie, Raymond Carver and Mary Robison in the 70's and 80's!
When Berlin was a provincial capital, it only rarely rivaled cities such as London and Paris as a cultural magnet and, because of the regionalism of German life, seldom monopolized talented individuals as did other national capitals.
The second major effect of regionalism that of accumulation, is observed through the investment and trade channels.
His style evolved from a type of regionalism to a presentation of a Western landscape that was dominated by gigantic figures and enigmatic rock formations.
This is a pivotal moment in the history of ITV because it heralds the end of regionalism as one of the defining characteristics of the network.
The music on the record is built around the familiar fiddles, mandolins and harmonies of rural Appalachia, and yet there's no regionalism to speak of in Ms. Jones's supple, loamy alto.
No sense of regionalism for them.
