Sentence examples for incomparable landscape from inspiring English sources
"I cannot help feeling this is one of the great legacies of Thomas's poetry - that it inspires people to appreciate the incomparable landscape of Wales".
But once you get past the front gate (without a "Tortilla Curtain -like guardhouse in sight), you enter the sort of marvelously inCurtain -likendscape that is usually only available in one of Boyle's books.
As with its neighbours, social equality and welfare rank it high and it's often found atop worldwide prosperity indexes - but forget all of that, book yourself a cruise through its majestic fjords and you'll see why they're really so at home in its incomparable landscapes.
"Taken in Interlaken, Switzerland, the feeling of peace you get looking out at this stunning landscape is incomparable.
His latest film, Climates, affirms his incomparable gift for portraying raw landscapes and rawer emotions.
Before 15 December 1995 the football landscape in Europe was incomparable to today.
Jack Sullivan's program notes quote the composer saying that the Russian winter landscape "has for me an incomparable charm".
And yet, even at the very end of De Civitate Dei, Augustine makes clear that he still regards this as a landscape which holds out the prospect of an incomparable vision and rest from all anxiety, a renewed condition that defies all mortal estimation [De Civitate Dei XXII.30; see also XX.21].
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies, or RNA-Seq, have recently emerged as a revolutionary tool of transcriptomics [ 27] by revealing the complex landscape of the transcriptome with high-throughput at an incomparable level of sensitivity and accuracy [ 27, 28].
With its incomparable examples of classical, baroque and renaissance architecture, ornate city squares and landscaped gardens, you might think Rome could not be a more perfect location for the suave and sophisticated British secret agent James Bond in his new adventure Spectre.
