Sentence examples for primeval landscape from inspiring English sources

The rough track is an unmarked turning across a primeval landscape of rock and sand under a vast cobalt sky.

Rewilding may lead to formation of wood-pastures, arguably the primeval landscape in parts of Europe before Neolithic times.

The savvy 10th-century kings of Vietnam must have recognised this back then as they built a citadel amid this primeval landscape.

They decorate themselves with metal ornaments that appear to have been put on right out of the ground, as if the jewelry still belonged to the primeval landscape over which this ancient society has yet to gain dominion.

The opening of Šerkšnytė's Ugnys (Fires) – marked misterioso and evoking a stark, almost primeval landscape – was in itself arresting, and it resonated in retrospect when Gražinytė-Tyla mirrored this still, slightly chill aura in the introduction to Mahler's First Symphony.

Left basically as it was discovered in the 19th century, the temple is a primeval landscape of crumbling pillars and giant banyan trees, their powerful roots strangling the walls like pythons.

The Serengeti, like so many diverse and primeval landscapes, is under pressure from us.

Made with a fine, sensuous touch on long horizontal panels, Mr. Sullivan's paintings present panoramic views of fantastic primeval landscapes.

At the other end of the scale, Mimi Lauter's......extra-large pastel drawings on paper evoke vast, imaginative, primeval landscapes inhabited, if you allow yourself a touch of fantasy, by mythical beasts.

Another travelogue through the primeval medical landscape is provided by Molly Caldwell Crosby in "Asleep," the story of epidemic encephalitis lethargica, one of history's great unsolved medical mysteries.

The sonority of Hardy's prose, his descriptions of a primeval Wessex landscape (Hardy's Yoknapatawpha County) and the virtuosic prosody of his verse (the heart of Tomalin's book) do not concern Pite, except as grist for his psychological mill.