Sentence examples for menacing landscape from inspiring English sources

"I could hear the rumble of the forest in the music," he said later, meaning the menacing landscape that surrounds Banquo.

Regimented German figures in a menacing landscape reinforce these somber reflections.

This defiant tribute springs from a need to impose their collective identity on this alien and menacing landscape.

While the bumpy floor provides a really cool foreground for landscape shots, you could get lost for hours just pointing your camera straight to the ground to photograph the intricate textures of this menacing landscape.

It tells sophisticated jokes straight-faced, straight-up, simply as part of the story; it presents its magnificently strange, often menacing landscapes deadpan.

His "small museum / of tints" has provided ambiguous prophecies, curdled recollections, menacing prospects, emergencies, landscapes and puzzles; it has no less provided memories of youth, intimacies of love, the comedy of the ephemeral, the ­transhistorical speech of painting, and the ­literary in its quoted quintessence.

Nimbes takes the viewer on a dystopian journey through spooky, menacing architectures and landscapes on disproportionate scales.

The landscape becomes menacing.

It's a familiar tale of a near future where some form of holocaust has occurred and a small remnant survive in a devastated landscape menaced by voracious enemies.

Hulking and slow-moving, he paces the landscape with grimly menacing purpose.

Maybe it was because he was vaguely foreign looking, he reasoned, and his photographic endeavor seemed menacing in a post-9/11 landscape.