Sentence examples for territorial compression from inspiring English sources
Another German émigré, the socialist theorist Karl Marx, in 1848 formulated the first theoretical explanation of the sense of territorial compression that so fascinated his contemporaries.
Although the intense sense of territorial compression experienced by so many of our contemporaries is surely reminiscent of the experiences of earlier generations, some contemporary writers nonetheless argue that it would be mistaken to obscure the countless ways in which ongoing transformations of the spatial and temporal contours of human experience are especially far-reaching.
Metachromasy was observed in the territorial matrix of the compression region of all groups as a violet coloring, which indicates higher concentrations of negative charges.
Are city hawks territorial?
Humans are territorial, O.K..
Latent territorial claims abound.
They remain fiercely territorial.
Badgers are strictly territorial.
People are certainly territorial.
