Sentence examples for Less picturesque from inspiring English sources

Less picturesque is the watchtower installed by the Israel Defense Forces on an adjoining section of roof.

But that would be a much less picturesque description.

Yet a closer look reveals elements that are less picturesque.

Town is a less picturesque and a more subjective affair – why Ludlow, you might well ask.

Dale's office, at the university's Centre for Tropical Crops and Biocommodities, is less picturesque.

There is a bit of that, but the reality is less picturesque and more interesting.

The effect, never less than picturesque, is slight.

It sits in a less than picturesque neighborhood, in a town made famous in recent years for its heroin problem.

Although the views on Galicia's famous coastal walks may be less than picturesque, those inland are unaffected.

In a less than picturesque prefabricated factory on an industrial estate on the outskirts of Tulle, Marie-Christine Dubart, Maugein's new co-director, receives visitors in a room lined with shelves of the most beautiful hand-crafted accordions.

I walked past freshly planted gardens and could see the braces that kept the ruins from crumbling in a less than picturesque fashion, I felt as I did when I first visited the High Line: pleased to have access to a new part of the city, but a little disappointed that an area of secret history had been so thoroughly sanitized.