Sentence examples similar to pallid landscape from inspiring English sources
Since her first memoir, "A Romantic Education," was published in 1981, Hampl has yearned for the beyond, and her search has skewed to exotic regions beyond the pallid Midwestern landscape.
She also stars as the title character, Wanda Goronski, a pallid wraith in an anthracite landscape.
A pallid wraith in an anthracite landscape, Wanda Goronski flees her husband and young children with little money and no plan.
Bone whites and pallid grays capture the blighted landscape of a graveyard, while stygian tones evoke the fustian reds and greens of a decaying Victorian interior.
But through clever parallelisms and gimmicky sophistication, it also takes aim at an American theater landscape the playwright finds as pallid and condescending as the political one.
For "The Fourth Wall" takes aim at an American theater landscape that Mr. Gurney finds as pallid and condescending as the political one.
Once-endangered species like the interior least tern and pallid sturgeon have regained a foothold in this fecund landscape.
In a landscape of conceptual art most often known for pure puzzlement or pallid preaching, Keats is a poet of ideas, whose work always rests on a solid basis of scientific research and resolves in a startling, semi-serious image.
Indeed, the power of Burgess's writing to evoke visions of previously unimaginable landscapes in the reader's mind contrasts starkly with the pallid literalism of this summer's nearest film equivalent, The War of the Worlds.
