Sentence examples for world displaced from inspiring English sources

The vast fields and relative isolation and independence of rural life are essentially impossible to create in any sustainable way, and there is never any sense of a natural world displaced by the arrival of the metropolis.

Israel's daring captivated the world, displacing the image of a vulnerable country with that of a powerful nation.

As the virtual world displaces the physical, the idea that Yahoo! could be bigger and more important than Boeing or Eastman Kodak somehow becomes plausible.

The meticulous compositions in Mr. Antonioni's films depict a shiny but flimsy new world displacing an older and more solid one.

From there, they colonized the world, displacing previously established hominids such as Neanderthals in Europe.

If they formed a line with a man, woman or child standing every two feet, the world's displaced would stretch almost all the way around the Earth's equator.

Natalie was from out of this world, a displaced angel.

But this represents less than 1% of the world's displaced population.

Just 3.3% of the world's displaced Africans have reached Europe.

The United Nations When the Games begin in Rio de Janeiro, the opening ceremony, on Friday, will pay tribute to the world's displaced and stateless persons.

When the Games begin in Rio de Janeiro, the opening ceremony, on Friday, will pay tribute to the world's displaced and stateless persons.