Sentence examples for cityscape without from inspiring English sources
"cityscape without" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It is used to describe a city or urban area without a particular feature or aspect. Example: The city seemed incomplete, a cityscape without its towering skyscrapers and bustling crowds.
It recognizes the potential pitfalls of the tech-mediated cityscape without ignoring its enormous potential to improve our lives.
Speaking of which, it is impossible to discuss this blight on our cityscape without a shout-out to an intersection at Ninth Avenue and 18th Street that I think of as Bloomberg corner.
After giving a not-brilliant reading, Kötting set him loose on the streets of Paris, where he came into his own, navigating his way around the cityscape without touching the ground.
Dramatic landscapes and cityscapes without an overly exaggerated perspective — this is where the XCD 4/21mm outperforms other super wide-angle lenses.
He has taken famous photojournalistic images and removed all people and objects, leaving only a landscape or cityscape behind: Iwo Jima, without Joe Rosenthal's Marines and flag; Saigon, without Eddie Adams's pistol and victim; Sudan, without Kevin Carter's vulture and child.
We can build some housing incrementally, without changing the skyline or cityscape, but not anything like enough.
What's really driving the anger of billboard opponents, particularly in certain parts of the Westside, is a growing sense that the city has become ungovernable, that dense development and other changes to the cityscape are being imposed on their neighborhoods from without and that our mayor remains, on these issues at least, asleep at the switch.
The goal is to catch the high-speed hooligans without doing too much damage to the surrounding cityscape.
The drained, eye-straining beach where Meursault murders his victim is a place not just without meaning but without real feeling — it became the deadened landscape, and the cityscape, that was populated in the decade by everyone from Giacometti's emaciated walking figures to Bogart's private eyes.
Last season's Dewhurst Stakes fourth may well turn tables on third-placed Finjaan without, perhaps, getting the better of last season's Royal Lodge second Cityscape, who should do well this year.
The cityscape has changed rapidly.
