Sentence examples for picturesque enough from inspiring English sources

The town was picturesque enough, but I was sick of the tropics, very bored, and the heat was terrible... Describes her companions on the boat.

It is not difficult to create suspense by making people await a revelation, but it demands a certain originality to come through with a criminal device which is ingenious or picturesque or amusing enough to make the reader feel the waiting has been worth while.

The plot is pure picturesque nationalism, and lively enough if you like that sort of thing.

Airbrushed highlights and illegible but vaguely alphabetical marks double as dappled light on picturesque ruins; stare long enough at fall foliage reflected in an alpine lake and it dissolves into drippy painterly flatness.

"Something that's been neglected long enough can become picturesque".

If they were rich enough they created picturesque landscapes on their estates.

It had snowed a few days earlier, it seemed, but not enough to be picturesque, and in the muddy aftermath everything seemed scraped.

This is a simple transition, and even if you do somehow manage to get lost en route – as I did – picturesque Picton is a compact enough place: you'll make it to the station in time.

Armstrong's problem was that the river Ouseburn neither ran fast enough nor was sufficiently picturesque for his tastes.

It is also wonderfully picturesque – if one ride is not enough, you can catch the iconic Rhaetian Railway back to Preda for a second go.

A few days were not enough to see the picturesque countryside around Ouarzazate, a rather charmless town with several comfortable chain hotels.