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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a landscape which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of landscape or providing additional information about it.
Example: "The painting depicted a landscape which captured the essence of autumn with its vibrant colors."
Alternatives: "a landscape that" or "a landscape where".
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It is a landscape which is being asked: what kind of landscape is this?
And yet it is a landscape which is not being allowed to be itself.
A friend criticizes the trees in a landscape which a girl has just finished, but she answers: "You can't kid me.
Kipling knew, as MacDonald and Stevenson knew, the thrill of human fear in a landscape which is larger than human, full of darkness and dangerous creatures.
The lower two-thirds of the painting is a landscape, which also takes in, at quite some distance away, what has often been generally regarded as the city of Spoleto.
By Russel Crouse The New Yorker, April 16 , 1927P. 17 A friend criticizes the trees in a landscape which a girl has just finished, but she answers: "You can't kid me.
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Larry D'Amico's "Into the Woods No. 2" (2003) is a lovely landscape, which allows a fleeting Eastern influence to color this simple setting.
The temples and shrines are embedded in a forested landscape, which forms a magnificent backdrop to the site so that visitors can be as much attracted to the landscape as to the buildings.
A casual walk through the town reveals a retail landscape which has significantly changed in a short space of time.
We were the only fast-moving dot in a monumental landscape, which gave our progress a video-game quality.
And despite a three-day round trip, I witnessed only a sliver of an extraordinary landscape, which stretches 277 miles.
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