Sentence examples for sort of hinterland from inspiring English sources
Diebenkorn's Ocean Park paintings occupy a sort of hinterland.
Now he has reappeared from this period of reflection, saying he is ready for the main job.This is the sort of hinterland that Messrs Bush or Gore would love.
Apps for children are a sort of hinterland: overlooked by many big-name publications, but focussed on furiously by app makers who realise they could make tons of money from them.
Inspiration is all around - from books that Matthew and I buy, to antique shops and flea markets, to the sort of hinterland of my upbringing.
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But somewhere in between is the English white working class, those tattooed, St George flag-waving members of the post-industrial hinterland – the sort of people that make Labour's London-based leadership feel particularly uncomfortable.
AK, they fear, might favour the more ostentatiously religious sort of businessmen in the Anatolian hinterland, who have been chipping away at Istanbul's economic dominance since the time of the late Turgut Ozal, Turkey's visionary leader in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The anarchy of hinterland Yemen obviously is no such place.
His style of cricket and leadership is typical of hinterland India: industrious, street-smart and innovative.
New arrivals wash up from India's poor rural hinterland, desperate for work, any sort of work.
