Sentence examples for dark landscape from inspiring English sources

They are rare bright spots on a dark landscape.

The poem evokes a dark landscape inhabited by mythical monsters engaged in epic battles.

Depardon makes brilliant use of the small splashes of colour that enliven a dark landscape lit unevenly by patchy light.

Special attention is given to the play of light on the woman's velvet dress, set off by the dark landscape behind her.

For Ursula the past and the present become intertwined in a way that is "nightmarish, as if her inner dark landscape had become manifest".

Magritte's "Fin du Monde," a banal, dark landscape of 1963 that seems to proclaim the end of art rather than of the world, surpassed the highest expectations of $7.02 million.

They include "Starlight Night, Lake George," from 1922, a dark blue landscape dotted with globes of dock lights and stars; "Storm Cloud, Lake George," from a year later, a darker canvas, the mountains in silhouette with a whipping flare of light above; and "The Old Maple," from 1926, a tribute to a knotted climbing tree on the Stieglitz estate.

"Idaho has been a dark, grim landscape politically for Democrats for some time," Mr. Adler said.

As winter approaches, dark, moody landscapes might be increasingly common sights throughout the Northern Hemisphere.

An Art News critic praised her paintings as "fantastic dark landscapes".

Santo Loquasto's designs suggest deliberately unclear and fractured views of various dark landscapes.