Sentence examples for eye for landscape from inspiring English sources

He was an urbanist, yet few can match his eye for landscape or his nose for weather.

Eastwood the director employs a fine eye for landscape and battle and a wry sense of humour.

Ms. Shortland has a remarkable eye for landscape, and an unusual ability to fuse sensuality and danger without veering into exploitation.

His eye for landscape is superb, and much of the quality of "Tuck Everlasting" comes from Mr. Russell's lyrical appreciation of the unnatural Tucks' natural home.

His international breakthrough, 1997's Mother and Son, struck deep spiritual and emotional chords with little more than two actors and a painterly eye for landscape.

Ms. Loktev's discipline is as impressive as her eye for landscape, but the film's rigorous withholding of narrative information and its resistance to anything that might smack of "drama" feels arch and coy rather than resonant.

I like Branagh's eye for landscapes too; space is used elegantly, while widescreen canvases glow green and orange.

The only woman among the founders of the American Society of Landscape Architects, Farrand acknowledged she had an eye for landscaping the way a musician must have an ear for music.

Rouch has a keen eye for the landscape and an avid tenderness for his performers.

Issues of ethnic identity and political allegiance soon overlap with the eternal dramas of adolescent self-definition and romantic rivalry, as the students knowingly turn the movie into a D.I.Y. "West Side Story". Rouch has a keen eye for the landscape and an avid tenderness for his performers.

The director's eye for evocative landscape and atmosphere, and his ear for conversation that is casual but psychologically resonant, find an especially sensuous synergy in summer films like "Claire's Knee," "Summer," "Pauline at the Beach" and, my favorite, the light, wistful, discreetly sexy "Summer's Tale".