Sentence examples for indifferent landscape from inspiring English sources

It is this death that we follow second by second inside Kamon's brain, until "the wafer of glass upon which his mind rested shattered, and thought burst from its reservoir like floodwater, travelling through the hollow package of his body in pursuit of pain".But Ms Scott's minuteness does not serve to smooth her characters' passage into an indifferent landscape.

He's the campus police officer at the University of California (UC Davis) who decided to handle a seated line of peaceful, non-threatening Occupy demonstrators in the most rational way he could: by calmly firing a stream of pepper spray directly into their eyes from close range, like an indifferent landscape gardener squirting Weedol at some overgrown flowerbeds.

Aesthetically, the FX show does an effective job mimicking the Coen look, with woozy shots of tiny figures in an indifferent white landscape.

In many ways, the experience is like an interactive version of Robinson Crusoe – alone in an idyllic but indifferent world, working with the landscape in order to survive.

"Some [viewing points] are in sharp contrast with the surroundings, others are in harmony with the landscape – but never indifferent".

There's brutality and unhappiness in a seemingly placid universe, yet throughout it all, landscape, weather and custom remain indifferent to people's lives: the moon still rises; the muezzin still makes his prayer call; the wind still blows.

Mr Mabey finds suburbs cheek-by-jowl with landscapes that man has not created and is indifferent to; sheer wildness disorients him, even when deliberately restored.

One of his melancholy landscapes, "Sommernatt" (Summer Night), came up later and left the attendance indifferent.

His moral landscape emerges from this space – frail, plucky humanity holding the gap between an indifferent nature and a punishing God.

Negotiators are hammering out a climate change deal in Paris, but the U.S. political landscape remains deeply divided about the issue, and the wider American public is indifferent.

Punctuated with terrifying (albeit controlled) explosions, choking smoke storms, and impressionistic images of fractured landscapes, "Behemoth" seems to shudder with the destructive power of invisible, ubiquitous, and cruelly indifferent authority.