Sentence examples for natural formations from inspiring English sources

Where building ends and natural formations begin is often moot.

But no similar natural formations have been seen in river deltas on Earth.

The eccentric shapes and rough surfaces, usually with embedded grit that gives added visual and tactile interest, resemble natural formations.

There are an infinite number of inspiring views, whether it was the natural formations of a hillside, an abandoned foundry or a passing storm.

Encrusted with tiny snail shells, roughly pitted or split like a geode to reveal a ringed interior, they suggest natural formations.

He favors natural formations, though he scales city buildings, including the Tribune Tower in Chicago, often enough to have earned the nickname the Urban Ape.

Summing up the typical view, architect and critic Peter Blake wrote in 1960 that Le Corbusier believed a building "should stand in contrast to nature, rather than appear as an outgrowth of some natural formation".

They seem ideally suited to a built-up cityscape that is often compared to a natural formation.

The pattern is based on the natural formation of soap bubbles to give a random, organic appearance.

The city was founded here, presumably, because of this wild and sacred natural formation.

Fiscal Tectonic Subduction Zone: The site of an intercontinental collision between clever wordplay and fear-mongering that leads to the natural formation of labored political buzzwords.