Sentence examples for constructed landscape from inspiring English sources

I would stand as Lara Croft and gaze across ruined temples and forested valleys forgetting what she was supposed to be finding and just looking at the constructed landscape.

The analysis revealed three, intertwined themes which altogether create the constructed landscape of SSV.

Recognizing this, the constructed landscape mosaic becomes baroque: painterly rather than pictorial, preferencing movement over flaccid minimalism, and wedding the baroque 'dynamic integration of composition' (Conan 2005) with what ecologists term 'dynamic resilience' (Hobbs and Norton 1996).

Employing the theories of constructed landscapes and place attachment, we studied how the Transition Movement ideology shaped the constructed landscape of the village and influenced the inhabitants' attachment.

As environmental impacts and life-cycle costs (water use, water, fertilizer, pesticides and mowing) of the constructed landscape come under increasing scrutiny, the development of methods to reduce resource inputs for managed turf are increasingly important.

The carefully constructed landscape is traversed by a convoy of animals and their attendants as far as the eye can see.

At any rate constructed landscapes are all around us.

The constructed landscapes are her interpretations of personal experiences, dreams, and Korean folk tales.

Few are made for people like me, the pedestrian, who choose strolling and observing over cruising fast through constructed landscapes.

Mr. Goicolea does the same thing, but his 21st-century digitally constructed landscapes merge elements from locales as far flung as New Zealand, Vancouver, Buffalo and Greenland.

Leach is quoted as saying: "This work draws on 17th [century] Dutch landscape paintings and the tradition of baroque landscape painting, especially the way they created very idealised constructed landscapes.