Sentence examples for depicted nature from inspiring English sources

Centuries before Mantegna was even born, painters in Song China depicted nature with acute, mind-boggling naturalism.

This suggests that Lefèvre thought his own use of mathematical reasoning in natural philosophy was different that it was not sophistry, but truly depicted nature.

The definition of the term later expanded to include those who depicted nature with excessive sentimentality.

Thompson also claimed that the film depicted nature as being "titanic" while man was only "a moving lichen on the stone of time".

In contrast, Trimmer, as a high church Anglican, depicted nature as "awe-inspiring" and as a reflection not only of God's divinity but also of his goodness.

"I try to use all of the ways we depict nature and natural history as content," Rockman says, explaining the natural sciences bias of his subjects.

Verena Levine's "Deep Woods" (no date) depicts nature as harmonious and soothing.

There, the overriding concern is no longer to depict nature as faithfully as possible.

Another reason to read "The Giving Tree": a new study finds a decreasing number of children's books depicting nature.

The strategy of depicting nature in a hyperrealist style offers artists the opportunity both to disarm with viewer-friendly imagery and to convey disturbing information.

At this point, what was obviously an impetuous and brooding strain in Allston's temperament found expression by depicting nature in the darker, more destructive moods dear to Turner.