Sentence examples for primordial landscape from inspiring English sources

The title alludes to the images of aerial photographs, in the first movement looking down upon a primordial landscape devoid of humanity, in the second a world that mankind has deserted, where everyone in Gruber's vision, has "gone dancing".

Reunited again, Mr. Sayles and Mr. Rogow have swapped the pelts for suits, the Neanderthals for lawyers and the primordial landscape for a blue-collar side of Philadelphia, which at least means that a few grunts and gestures can be salvaged.

April 13 , 1940Nice, France Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio, (born April 13 , 1940 Nice, France) French author known for his intricate, seductive fiction and distinctive works of nonfiction that mediated between the past and the present, juxtaposing the modern world with a primordial landscape of ambiguity and mystery.

Maida's images feature aspiring male models set against the primordial landscape of Oahu, Hawaii.

The park is a primordial cultural landscape whereby its ecological processes, concurrent with the highly artificial, have made a 'new wild' landscape, as defined by Kowarik's 4th Nature (Figure 3).

"Territory" here takes on a darker connotation, of animals defending their turf or intruders altering pristine, primordial landscapes.

In many of Ms. Bourgeois's drawings from around 1950, lines repeatedly brushed in black ink create fields resembling hair or primordial landscapes.

Painted with a fine, sensuous touch on long horizontal panels -- the largest is eight inches by eight feet, the smallest three by 24 inches -- his pictures present panoramic views of primordial landscapes.

His dewy vixens, cuddly plush pets, alchemical symbols, religious emblems, primordial landscapes and slabs of meat challenge his audience not necessarily with their own oddity but with the introduction of their soothing cultural familiarity into unsettling circumstances.

The setting is like the primordial landscapes of popular fantasy; as Joseph McBride has observed, the long shots of horsemen approaching the castle early in the film are probably a reference to King Kong.

They represent an unchanging "primordial Japanese landscape", she says.