Sentence examples for miserable landscape from inspiring English sources
It is a miserable landscape of settlements, bypass roads, barbed wire and cement walls.
"It just felt like this fetid, uncomfortable, miserable landscape that I couldn't leave, and I also couldn't navigate," she said.
This may have something to do with the country's miserable landscape, miserable weather, miserable food, and miserable, surly populace; on the other hand, it may have something to do with the fact that Molvanîa doesn't exist.
Informer Edmund has his own snowy trek, to the Witch's icy palace, during which he gets thoroughly wet and miserable; the wintry landscape is sublime, but also properly hard-going.
And yet these ideas are pervasive, written across the landscape of this miserable Tory Narnia.
MOST Westerners think of Neanderthals as stumbling, bumbling, mumbling fools who aimlessly wandered the landscape eking out a miserable, forlorn existence.
It depicts a rural labourer - stone-breaking was the most miserable, unrewarding work, given to prisoners or the destitute - who has dropped dead in an inappropriately beautiful landscape.
After three miserable months in bone-numbing winds and the dogs ignoring my commands, we now moved through the stark, white landscape as a team.
