Sentence examples for distant vista from inspiring English sources

This was already there in Nash's early watercolours of trees and gardens, and a distant vista, where a vision of the artist's mother looms in the evening sky.

In most of Mr. Amenoff's easel-scale pictures, a large, mysterious form -- botanical, geological or geometric -- looms close against a distant vista.

The viaduct, in place since 1953, would come down after that, allowing the currently walled-off downtown to again meet Elliott Bay and the distant vista of the Olympic Mountains.

Merwin has long lived on a pineapple farm in Hawaii, meticulously restoring his acres to their ancient beauty and, one imagines, opening his mail: from his distant vista he's watched nearly every honor of the poetry world flutter his way.

A more poetic view -- in fact, one of the loveliest of Richards's White Mountain scenes -- is "Moonlight on Mount Lafayette" (1873), a rare night-time rendering of a flat stretch of land with two tall sentinel trees before a distant vista of cloud-veiled peaks raked by moonlight.

The background contains a wide landscape with a winding pathway and a broad river before a more distant vista of trees and hills.

Mr. Argent knows about distant vistas — and outsize animals too.

The distant vistas are classical, mythical and faerie.

With echoes of Ennio Morricone and country-tinged Americana, the song conveys the feeling of distant vistas.

Most of the local peaks are now in cloud; the distant vistas are letterboxed by fjord and sky.

The Japanese have also traditionally made much of what they call "borrowed scenery," or attractive distant vistas, and the Modern has plenty of borrowed scenery as well.