Sentence examples for natural wilderness from inspiring English sources
The result looks like natural wilderness.
Like the ravine, the forest looks like natural wilderness but is man-made.
The unusually steep-sided valleys and massive, rounded uplands comprise a natural wilderness within easy reach of New York City.
"There's a really fun interplay between the laws of the universe with the natural wilderness, spilling over the architecture".
It also had a decades-old conservation restriction, held by the local land trust, requiring the property to remain largely in its "natural wilderness" state.
During the 20th century Idaho was engaged in developing its agriculture, forestry, and industry, while maintaining the more satisfying aspects of modern life at the doorstep of a natural wilderness.
However, savannah ecosystems are not the natural wildernesses that some conservationists believe (Little 1996).
Banff National Park, in full Banff National Park of Canada, scenic natural and wilderness area in southwestern Alberta, Canada.
On a human-dominated planet, it is only natural that wilderness and wildlife will be increasingly disrupted, hemmed in or exterminated.
Natural phenomena, wilderness exploration, and adventure are common themes in his work.
Grasse's team calls its somewhat scattershot natural approach "wilderness to bottle"—a neo-frontier philosophy that reflects Native and early Americans' need to basically feed on what they could find.
