Sentence examples for description of scenery from inspiring English sources
The Turn of the Screw describes it perfectly: you keep turning and, just before the end, let go a bit so your audience relaxes and maybe have a description of scenery… For a false sense of security?
The last thing I'll ever do is write a novel that opens with a long-winded description of scenery.
In 1908 he published the first 21 pieces of Renjian cihua ("Notes on Ci Poems in the World"); in this work he first advanced his "theory of realm," which asserted that a successful poem integrates descriptions of scenery and emotions.
Descriptions of scenery should only be included if they are necessary to the action of the strip.
She wrote Scenes in the Life of Joanna of Sicily, a history of the life styles of female nobility, and Rambles about the Country, a lively description of the scenery she had observed in her travels through the United States, in 1840.
The characters are really lovely and the descriptions of the scenery are really vivid.
Phrased in the style of a first report to the god Ashur, it is interspersed with stirring descriptions of natural scenery.
The descriptions of the scenery and wildlife which met the first whites in Kenya are fine, highly-coloured, but unpurple, writing.
In a telephone interview beforehand, she explained that she didn't rely on medical textbooks or interviews in researching "Home," but rather drew on David Halberstam's book "The Coldest Winter: America and the Korean War" for "its descriptions of the scenery and the weather, especially the brutal cold".
The owner of New York City restaurant Prune picked up a few of her cooking chops in Italy, and her descriptions of the scenery are warm and supple.
