Sentence examples for devoid of human presence from inspiring English sources

Evron's 2006 digital video "In Virgin Land," meanwhile, shows uncultivated landscapes devoid of human presence throughout Israel.

In contrast, William Grabowski's "Afternoon, St. John's," which deservedly won first prize for color, is a calm and formal composition, devoid of human presence.

In paintings by William Ritschel, Arthur Hill Gilbert, John Gamble, Edgar Payne, Hanson Puthoff and Maurice Braun, among others, you find depictions of nature devoid of human presence.

The results revealed that tourists' and visiting recreationists' foremost interest was in pristine rural areas that seemed devoid of human presence or activity.

For a show whose avowed aim is to turn visitors and locals into players on the city's enlarged stage, Coleman and Hogarth's silent video montage is surprisingly, and rather soothingly, devoid of human presence.

A fellow-student, Boris Becker (not the tennis player), takes powerful, precise photographs of landscapes, buildings and street scenes devoid of human presence, while Simone Nieweg, one of a number of Becher students championed by the Goethe-Institut in London, focuses her talents on subdued studies of fields and allotments that punctuate the industrial Ruhr and lower Rhine regions.

Generally anywhere bereft of human presence.

"You don't see no buildings," Mr. Varnes said, staring out on shores devoid of any human presence except for a bridge in the distance.

The history of fortress conservation in Africa is complicated; the premise being manufacturing landscapes ("wilderness") devoid of human activity and presence, often to the detriment of local people who have relied on that land and its resources.

It's a heartless position, wholly devoid of human empathy.

The terrain of the Deosai Mountains is rugged and almost devoid of human population.