Sentence examples for powerful landscape from inspiring English sources

A powerful landscape is one thing, though; a sentient landscape is another.

On our approach march to K2 base camp, we crossed this wild, beautiful, lonesome and very powerful landscape.

The borough derives its name from the local medieval Hadleigh Castle, which the artist John Constable made the subject of a powerful landscape.

But this route is not for speedsters, as six fjords need to be crossed by car ferry, which allows time for the powerful landscape to sink in.

The studio will focus on the South-East sector of the Agro, which is the most problematic area of this territory, but also that which holds the most potential for transformation due to its powerful landscape features.

RICK DARKE and Melinda Zoehrer are creating such a powerful landscape in the foothills of the Piedmont, as it rolls down to meet the coastal plain of Delaware, that, just as a good story can drive a novelist, it tells them when a character is out of place.

On this overseas tour, the president has visited some of the most poignant and powerful landscapes of World War II.

Dance: Cast No Shadow Icebergs, African city streets and enormous sea vistas set the scene for a story of bodies pitted against powerful landscapes, as artist and film-maker Isaac Julien works for the first time with Russell Maliphant, creating three epic filmscapes to accompany Maliphant's choreography.

And like Verona, it straddles two distinct and powerful landscapes: to the south the great North Italian Plain with its winter fogs, summer heat hazes, its thick stands of corn and tobacco; to the north the steeply rising hills of Lessinia, a patchwork of olive grove and vineyard framed on the horizon by the shattered white porcelain of the Alps.

Yet the resonances of these fragments are powerful; the landscape of enclosure turned landscape of US military base is also the world of the Chipping Norton set.

"We were very fortunate; he understood what powerful imagery landscape can evoke," said Bonnie Fisher, a landscape architect and a partner in the ROMA Design Group, the San Francisco-based architectural and landscape firm named last week as designer of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial, to be set among the cherry trees along the Tidal Basin in Washington.