Sentence examples for provincial landscape from inspiring English sources
Streams of people were forced to march south across the provincial landscape, into Arabia.
Emma Bovary, trapped in the unrelieved dullness of provincial landscape and domesticity, destroys herself by attempting to base her life on the ideas of passion and happiness she has gathered from popular romance.
At least in that regard, Victor, who speaks in Mr. Sullivan's voice, is something of an alter ego for the filmmaker, a skilled illustrator and cultural omnivore who decorates his imaginary provincial landscape with odd little jokes and allusions.
Pialat captures the raspy, green-brown fields of the harsh provincial landscape and the garishly clashing colors of cramped domesticity with a frenzied yet tender eye akin to that of van Gogh (about whom Pialat made a fierce bio-pic in 1991).
Tom Thomson, byname of Thomas John Thomson, (born August 4, 1877, Claremont, Ontario, Canada died July 8 , 1917 Algonquin Provincial Park), landscape painter devoted to the Canadian wilderness.
The paper firstly tracks the pace of the agricultural change across this sensitive landscape using provincial agricultural statistics.
Ursula Wierer, an archaeologist from the provincial Department of Archaeology, Fine Arts and Landscape in Florence, Italy, used high-power microscopes and a CT scanner to examine Ötzi's dagger and arrowheads.
Born into a new nation, just 4 years after the Declaration of Independence, Hicks became part of an 18th- and 19th-century American tradition that produced provincial or folk art (portraits, landscapes, religious, and historical themes) characterized by a naïve style.
That, along with elections of nine provincial governors, would change the political landscape.
The analytical framework is applied to two case studies in Austria: an EU LIFE-Nature project and a Cultural Landscape Project of the Provincial Government of Lower Austria.
Chinas tumultuous 1980s are revisited in this hyperrealistic account of one provincial theater troupes struggles in a landscape dizzily moving from postCultural Revolution isolation to a consumer-age nightmare of bad perms and disco fever.
