In a wide and deep landscape of grass and trees, with towering cities and blue mountains in the distance, clerics, pagan philosophers, martyrs, saints, and angels approach the Lamb, which stands on an altar.
And yet it contains a deep landscape.
The lower duplex has a deep landscaped yard; the upper duplex has a terrace off the living area.
Next, turn to the deep landscapes found in all outdoor scenes and also visible, if only in a sliver, through most doors and windows in the interiors.
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Buruma is canny about the way that the media and politics operate, and gives a constant sense of the deeper landscape against which his individuals move.
The heroine, 15-year-old Temple, moves easily and violently through a Deep South landscape infested with the menacing dead, living by her wits — which are formidable — and retaining, heroically, a sense of wonder at God's creation, "all that beauty in the suffered world".
His newest video, Fractals of Incidence, sees his signature slow-moving, cinematic long-shots of animated fractals in a deep blue landscape of melting, morphing ice.
Indeed, India changes drastically from east to west: the dusty villages with rubbish in the streets, chai stands, dirty Ganesh altars and begging street-women, typical of Tamil Nadu, gives way to a deep green landscape, with large spiffy towns along the way, each sporting internet cafes, banks and hotels.
The mismatch-discrimination of DSN could potentially allow the enrichment of rare point mutation-containing sequences in other types of pooled samples [ 19], for example to analyse the deep mutational landscape of retrovirus in a patient's bloodstream.
Grand Colonial Revivals, Tudors and Victorians occupy deep, heavily landscaped properties, along streets lighted with gas lanterns.
