Sentence examples for territorial I from inspiring English sources

Mobile males were not floaters per se because they were territorial (i.e., singing) in multiple sites.

Mainland serows are forest-dwelling, solitary, and territorial (i.e., each adult individual is intolerant of other individuals of the same sex within the area where it lives).

Boringly conventional and territorial, I said.

But males may adopt one of two different mate-locating tactics: males actively search for females (i.e. patrolling) or wait for them in aggressively defended territories (i.e. territorial perching) [ 37, 46, 47].

Felix the RoDMA cat ended up in the drink while bravely engaging in a hostile territorial battle (i.e., running away) from another cat.

I think some of the ladies are very territorial, so I'll let you guess who that is.

Compared to those who devote all their attention to territorial aggrandizement, I am more devoted to world literature and culture.

She is massively territorial, and I have only stayed in his house once when she was there.

Hippos are territorial and I knew where he was most likely to be at any given time.

Drawing on Said's analysis of imaginative geographies as registers of territorial identity, I consider the ways in which Bowen's text maps Anglo-Irish terridentityinearlyy in early twentieth-century Ireland.

In December of 1865, after he had paid his first income-tax bill, Mark Twain remarked in the Virginia City, Nevada, Territorial Enterprise: "I am taxed on my income!