Sentence examples for muted landscape from inspiring English sources

Victims and their wounds are glimpsed in queasy flares of violence, blips of trauma in an otherwise muted landscape of lonely country roads and depressingly minimalist interiors.

The kitsch Sun City casino complex rises incongruously from the South African bushveld, a muted landscape of scrub-covered hills and dusty pink roadsides, 187km northwest of Johannesburg.

For all the touches that suggest a piece of Britain in the southern hemisphere, there is also something Scandinavian in the red, white and green houses standing out against the muted landscape.

Balthus soon began to support himself by accepting commissions for stage sets and portraits, but, after his first one-man show in Paris in 1934, he devoted most of his time to large-scale interiors and austere, muted landscapes.

The murals on the walls are rumored to have been painted by Yoko Ono, who attended the college; they depict pastoral scenes in dark, muted colors, the landscapes peopled by men and women in 18th-century clothes.

Muted tones of landscapes juxtaposed flash-driven and vibrant interiors.

In pencil, ink and watercolor Phelan depicts Kansas as a vast, hazy landscape of muted colors.

But their light and landscape are muted — mellow greens, reds, yellows, and grays that are echoed in the houses.

It fits the flat landscape: the muted beiges and greens of the extensive reed beds and the muddy estuarine rivers you suddenly come upon.

Sisley's 'The Fields' provides a more muted and practical pastoral landscape, similar to Pissaro's 'Kitchen Gardens at L'Hermitage.' 'The Artist's Garden in Argenteuil (A Corner of the Garden with Dahalias)' and 'The Garden at Vetheuil' are a testament the importance Monet (arguably the most important Impressionist painter) placed on his own domestic gardens.

Estimated to be about 20, Cowboy's flashy color added interest to the muted hues of the landscape and costumes.